New-ClusterGroupSet -Name UtilitySet
Add-ClusterGroupToSet -Name UtilitySet -Group savdaldc01
Set-ClusterGroupSet -Name UtilitySet -IsGlobal 1
If you have multiple sets defined as global, then all global sets will start at the same
time if another set is started. Note that you can create dependencies between the
global sets themselves to give them a start order! For example, the global set
UtilitySet2 will be started before the global set UtilitySet:
New-ClusterGroupSet -Name UtilitySet2
Add-ClusterGroupToSet -Name UtilitySet2 -Group savdalnwgw
Set-ClusterGroupSet -Name UtilitySet2 -IsGlobal 1
Add-ClusterGroupSetDependency -Name UtilitySet -Provider UtilitySet2
Start Ordering is respected when you start VMs through Failover Cluster Manager, the
Start-ClusterGroupSet PowerShell cmdlet, and System Center Virtual Machine
Manager. If you start a VM using Hyper-V Manager or the Hyper-V PowerShell, Start
Ordering is not enforced, allowing the VM to start straightaway. However, once the
VM is started, clustering will detect that the VM has started, and the first in the set
dependency chain will be started, and then the rest of the chain in the normal order,
based on the dependencies defined.