1. Event Log
Cluster service includes event data in the Windows 2000 system log.

2. Cluster service updates the system information to the event log
Cluster service updates the system information to the event log. After Cluster service installation, verify the ClusSvc entries in the System Log in Event Viewer.

3. The following System log was taken from SERVER1 as it created a cluster and as SERVER2 joined the cluster.
Source: ClusSvc, Event ID: 1125, Computer SERVER1 The interface for cluster node SERVER1 on network Cluster Private Network is operational (up). The node can communicate with all of the other available cluster nodes on the network.
Source: ClusSvc, Event ID: 1128, Computer SERVER1 Cluster network Cluster Public Network is operational (up). All available cluster nodes that are attached to the network can communicate by using the public network.
Source: ClusSvc, Event ID: 1061, Computer SERVER1 Microsoft Cluster service successfully formed a cluster on this node.

4. Source: ClusSvc, Event ID: 1007, Computer SERVER1 A new node, SERVER2, has been added to the cluster.
Source: ClusSvc, Event ID: 11122, Computer SERVER1 The node (re)established communication with cluster node SERVER2 on the network Local Area Connection.
Source: ClusSvc, Event ID: 1125, Computer SERVER1 The interface for cluster node SERVER2 on network Cluster Private Network is operational (up). The node can communicate with all of the other available cluster nodes on the network.
Source: ClusSvc, Event ID: 11122, Computer SERVER2T The node (re)established communication with cluster node SERVER1 on the network Local Area Connection.
Source: ClusSvc, Event ID: 1062, Computer SERVER2 Microsoft Cluster service successfully formed a cluster on this node.