2-xClusterPreferredOwner_RemovePreferredOwnerConfig.ps1

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#Requires -Module xFailOverCluster

<#
    .DESCRIPTION
        This example shows how to remove two preferred owners from a failover cluster
        group and cluster resources in the failover cluster. This will leave any
        preferred owners not specified in the configuration.

    .NOTES
        If there are three preferred owners; Node1, Node2, Node3. This examples will
        still leave Node3 as a preferred owner.

        This example assumes the failover cluster is already present, and the cluster
        groups and cluster resources are present.
#>

Configuration xClusterPreferredOwner_RemovePreferredOwnerConfig
{
    Import-DscResource -ModuleName xFailOverCluster

    Node localhost
    {
        xClusterPreferredOwner 'RemoveOwnersForClusterGroup1'
        {
            Ensure           = 'Absent'
            ClusterName      = 'TESTCLU1'
            ClusterGroup     = 'Cluster Group 1'
            Nodes            = @('Node1', 'Node2')
            ClusterResources = @('Resource1', 'Resource2')
        }

        xClusterPreferredOwner 'RemoveOwnersForClusterGroup2'
        {
            Ensure           = 'Absent'
            ClusterName      = 'TESTCLU1'
            ClusterGroup     = 'Cluster Group 2'
            Nodes            = @('Node1', 'Node2')
            ClusterResources = @('Resource3', 'Resource4')
        }
    }
}