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STATUS_CLUSTER_INVALID_REQUEST
The requested operation is not valid for this cluster object
STATUS_CLUSTER_INVALID_REQUEST is an object/operation mismatch. The requested action may exist in the clustering API, but it is not valid for the current object type or state. Retrying against the same object without changing the operation will produce the same mismatch.
Log the object type, its current state, and the exact action before changing configuration. In cluster automation, nodes, networks, interfaces, resource groups, and resources are distinct object classes; a command written for one should not be redirected blindly to another.
What to verify
- Identify whether the target is a node, network, interface, role, or resource.
- Query the object inventory before invoking a state-changing command.
- Use validation and documented cmdlet semantics when adapting automation to a new cluster version.
References
- Microsoft: Test-Cluster
- Microsoft: Create a failover cluster
- Microsoft: Failover Clustering overview
- Microsoft: FailoverClusters module reference
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