Windows Domain Settings (optional)

LifeKeeper for Windows
LifeKeeper for Windows Release Notes
LifeKeeper for Windows Quick Start Guide
LifeKeeper for Windows in a Cloud Environment
- LifeKeeper for Windows Step by Step Guide for Google Cloud
- Microsoft Azure Guide
- Amazon Web Services Guide
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Guide
LifeKeeper for Windows Installation Guide
- Planning Your LifeKeeper for Windows Environment
- Setting Up Your LifeKeeper for Windows Environment
- Installing LifeKeeper for Windows
LifeKeeper for Windows Technical Documentation
- Introduction
- Configuration
- Administration
- User Guide
- DataKeeper
- Troubleshooting
Combined Message Catalog
Application Recovery Kits
- Recovery Kit for EC2™ Administration Guide
- Generic Application Kit for Load Balancer Health Checks
- LifeKeeper for Windows Microsoft SQL Server Recovery Kit Introduction
- LifeKeeper for Windows PostgreSQL Recovery Kit Introduction
- LifeKeeper Oracle Recovery Kit Introduction
- LifeKeeper Microsoft Internet Information Services Recovery Kit Introduction
- LifeKeeper Recovery Kit for Route 53™ Introduction
- Quick Service Protection Recovery Kit
LifeKeeper for Windows Support Matrix
LifeKeeper Single Server Protection for Windows
- LifeKeeper Single Server Protection for Windows Release Notes
- LifeKeeper Single Server Protection for Windows Installation Guide
LifeKeeper Single Server Protection for Windows Technical Documentation
- Documentation and Training
- Integration with VMware HA
- Administration
- Application Recovery Kits
Product Support Schedule

Though the use of the Windows domain is not required, the steps in this document assume the cluster nodes are members of a Windows domain. Add the cluster nodes (lknode-01 and lknode-02) to the domain (lkdomain.internal) and log in as the domain administrator (LKDOMAIN\lkadmin).

Disable IP Forwarding (Active System, Standby System)

Installing and Configuring LifeKeeper

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