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STATUS_CLUSTER_NETWORK_NOT_FOUND
The requested cluster network object was not found
STATUS_CLUSTER_NETWORK_NOT_FOUND means the operation names or references a cluster network that is absent from the selected cluster. This differs from a network that exists but is Offline, and from an adapter that exists but has no usable cluster-network interface.
Verify cluster scope before troubleshooting hardware. The same subnet can appear differently across environments, and a management script that relies on an old display name can fail even though physical connectivity is healthy.
What to verify
- Enumerate actual cluster networks instead of assuming a saved name still exists.
- Inspect network interfaces for the relevant nodes.
- Confirm whether the operation should use a network object, an interface, or an application endpoint.
References
- Microsoft: Get-ClusterNetwork
- Microsoft: Get-ClusterNetworkInterface
- Microsoft: Failover Clustering overview
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