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STATUS_CLUSTER_INVALID_NODE
The supplied object is not a valid cluster node
STATUS_CLUSTER_INVALID_NODE means the operation received a node reference that the cluster cannot use as a valid node object. It is more specific than a transient connectivity issue: the input does not resolve to a usable node in the target cluster context.
Start with the object identity passed to the operation. A management endpoint, a DNS alias, the cluster name, and a physical node name are not interchangeable inputs. Enumerate the node objects from the target cluster and use the returned identity rather than reconstructing one from external naming conventions.
What to verify
- Compare the requested name or object with
Get-ClusterNodeoutput. - Verify the selected cluster explicitly in multi-cluster automation.
- Do not reinterpret this status as evidence that the node is merely Down or unreachable.
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