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docset/winserver2025-ps/failoverclusters/Add-WorkgroupClusterNode.md

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description: Use this topic to help manage Windows and Windows Server technologies with Windows PowerShell.
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docset/winserver2025-ps/failoverclusters/New-WorkgroupCluster.md

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description: Creates a new workgroup cluster with the specified nodes, credentials, and configuration options.
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# New-WorkgroupCluster
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## SYNOPSIS
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Creates a new workgroup cluster.
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## SYNTAX
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### EXAMPLE 1
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### Example 1: Create a new workgroup cluster
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This example creates a new workgroup cluster named `Cluster1` with `Node1` and `Node2` using the credentials in `$cred1` and `$cred2`, without creating an administrative access point.
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```powershell
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New-WorkgroupCluster -Node "Node1", "Node2" -Credentials $cred1, $cred2 -Name "Cluster1"
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This example creates a new workgroup cluster named `Cluster1` with `Node1` and `Node2` using
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docset/winserver2025-ps/failoverclusters/Remove-WorkgroupCluster.md

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description: Removes a workgroup cluster. This cmdlet disconnects and removes all nodes from the specified workgroup cluster, using the provided credentials and authentication method.
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docset/winserver2025-ps/failoverclusters/Remove-WorkgroupClusterCertificates.md

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description: Remove certificates issued by a specific issuer from the local machine and current user certificate stores.
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docset/winserver2025-ps/failoverclusters/Remove-WorkgroupClusterNode.md

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description: Learn how to remove a node from a workgroup cluster using the Remove-WorkgroupClusterNode cmdlet in PowerShell. Includes syntax, examples, and parameter details.
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# Remove-WorkgroupClusterNode
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Remove-WorkgroupClusterNode -Node "Node1", "Node2" -Credentials $cred1, $cred2 -Name $Node2
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This example removes `Node3` from the cluster membership. Manual cleanup may be required to clear the node state by logging into `Node3` and running `Clear-ClusterNode`.
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docset/winserver2025-ps/failoverclusters/Start-WorkgroupCluster.md

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