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ERROR_CLUSTER_EVICT_INVALID_REQUEST
ERROR_CLUSTER_EVICT_INVALID_REQUEST means evicting the selected node would violate quorum requirements or is otherwise invalid in the current cluster state. Removing the last usable node is not a normal eviction scenario.
Review quorum, witness configuration, and the number of remaining voting nodes before changing membership. If eviction would remove the cluster’s last viable membership path, correct the topology or recovery plan first.
What to check
- Check quorum, witness, and node state before any eviction.
- If this is disaster recovery, follow the documented cluster recovery process rather than repeatedly retrying eviction.
- For planned maintenance, drain or move workloads and preserve quorum before removing the node.
Get-ClusterQuorum
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