Replace CNO for cluster
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WINDOWSCLUSTER
Issue
CNO which was created was deleted on AD side, and new computer object was created. Cluster validation fails with “Unable to find computer object”
Fix
- Create a new computer node. Ignore if CNO already exists.
- Get objectGUID attribute in hexadecimal. Remove spaces and convert in lower case.
- On the cluster nodes, use Regedit and view HKLM\Cluster and identify the value of ClusterNameResource. It will be a long ugly number and is the Cluster Name Resource GUID.
- Go to HKLM\Cluster\Resources\ClusterNameResourceGUID\Parameters
- Edit the ObjectGUID key and replace the value with the value you copied in step 3. This tells the cluster to use the new CNO.
- Edit on all nodes.
- Try cluster repair.