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But now that it is done, he feels much better. Is there a moral of the story for little Johnny? Don't know. I didn't want to replace them as it would distort things if you wanted to sort differently. I left those in the spreadsheet and are carriage returns.

You may notice '%n' in some of the descriptions.

When there is an event, we collect the values such as resource, group, etc as a variable and substitute the variable in the actual description.

You may notice '%1', '%2', etc values in the description.

I sorted it all by the severity levels.

The description of the event is going to depend on the call made, so they may differ slightly. I have separated it into two tabs, one for Windows 2016 and the other for the Windows 2019 new events. We have not removed any events, only added with each version. Many of these same events are in previous versions. To explain it a bit, this list is for Windows 20 Failover Clustering. My hope is that you can make good use of it and is what you have been asking for.

FINALLY!!!! The spreadsheet with the events is attached to this blog. So rolled up my sleeves and a couple weeks later, it was finally complete. I was starting to look a lot like:įinally, I decided that I was going to do it. I was getting hit up from all over the place both internally and externally. While in Support, I did not realize how many people were asking for it.

Q: How many events are there for Failover Clustering?Ī: Between the System Event and the Microsoft-Windows-FailoverClustering/Operational channel, there are a total of 388 events in Windows 2019 Here's a bit of trivia I bet you did not know. I could see why we had the response previously.

#Event id 1146 microsoft windows failover clustering tools code#

" It's in the code that you can pull out but will take you some time to piece it all together"Īwful hypocritical of myself, but when I did take a look at it, yes, it would take a while to do (not talking about a day or so).

Then, little Johnny joined the big boys in the Product Group and became the PM owner of Failover Clustering infrastructure. Again, not what we wanted to hear and had this ask on multiple occasions. The response back wasn't what we really wanted to hear which was, " It's in the code that you can pull out but will take you some time to piece it all together". So logically, we approached the Product Group and asked for it. We always thought the it would be nice to have a listing of all Failover Clustering events for references. Let me tell you of a story of myself and one of my asks while I was still in support.