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1. Log onto the active cluster node using an Administrator Account.

2. Launch the Microsoft Failover Cluster Manager.

3. Right-click on Roles and select Create Empty Role.
4. Right-click on the newly created role and select Properties.

5. Rename the role to a unique name (e.g. SQLSafeServices), then click OK.

6. Right-click on the role and select Add Resource > Client Access Point.
   On the Client Access Point screen, enter a unique Network Name (e.g. SQLSafeCluster) and an available IP Address that has been reserved for the clustered resource, then click Next.
   On the  Confirmation screen, click Next.
   On the  Summary screen, click Finish.
7. Right-click on the role and select Add Resource > Generic Service.
   On the Select Service screen, locate and select the SQL Safe Collection Service. Click Next to proceed.
   On the Confirmation screen, click Next.
   On the Summary screen, click Finish. 
8. Right-click on the role and select Add Resource > Generic Service.
   On the Select Service screen, locate and select the SQL Safe Management Service. Click Next to proceed.
   On the Confirmation screen, click Next. 
   On the Summary screen, click Finish. 
9. Right-click on the role and select Add Resource > Generic Service.
   On the Select Service screen, locate and select the SQL Safe Rest Service. Click Next to proceed.
   On the Confirmation screen, click Next.
   On the Summary screen, click Finish.
10. Right-click on the newly added Role for the SQL Safe Collection Service and select Properties.
    On the Properties window, go to the Dependencies tab.
    Add the following dependencies:
    1. Name of the clustered role.
    2. IP address.
    Click Apply.
    Go to the General tab. 
    Enable the Use Network Name for computer name checkbox, then click OK.
11. Right-click on the newly added Role for the SQL Safe Management Service and select Properties.
    On the Properties window, go to the Dependencies tab.
    Add the following dependencies:
    1. Name of the clustered role.
    2. IP address.

    Click Apply.
    Go to the General tab. 
    Enable the Use Network Name for computer name checkbox, then click Apply.
    Go to the Registry Replication tab. Click the Add button and enter SOFTWARE\Idera\SQLsafe\Management Service into the Root Registry Key field, then click OK.

    Warning

    There is a bug in Windows 2012 where the Registry Replication tab is not available. If the tab is unavailable, use the  Newtablink alias Add-ClusterCheckpoint url https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/failoverclusters/add-clustercheckpoint?view=win10-ps  PowerShell cmdlet to add the necessary setting. EXAMPLE: Add-ClusterCheckpoint -ResourceName "SQLsafe Management Service" -RegistryCheckpoint "SOFTWARE\Idera\SQLSafe\Management Service" -Cluster "[ClusterName]"

12. Right-click on the newly added Role for the SQL Safe Rest Service and select Properties. 
    On the Properties window, go to the Dependencies tab. 
    Add the following dependencies:

    1. Name of the clustered role.
    2. IP address.

    Click Apply. 
    Go to the General tab. 
    Enable the Use Network Name for computer name checkbox, then click Apply. 
    Go to the Registry ReplicationReplication tab. Click the AddAdd button and enterenter SOFTWARE\Idera\SQLSafeRestServiceinto the Root Registry Key field, then click OK.

    Warning

    There is a bug in Windows 2012 where the Registry Replication tab is not available. If the tab is unavailable, use the  Newtablink alias Add-ClusterCheckpoint url https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/failoverclusters/add-clustercheckpoint?view=win10-ps  PowerShell cmdlet to add the necessary setting. EXAMPLE: Add-ClusterCheckpoint -ResourceName "SQLsafeRestService" -RegistryCheckpoint "SOFTWARE\Idera\SQLSafeRestService" -Cluster "[ClusterName]"

13. Right-click on the Role and select Start Role.  

14. Launch the SQL Safe Management Console (Start > All Programs > IDERA > SQL Safe Management Console).
15. Go to Tools > Repository and Management Service Settings. 
16. Next to the Computer field, click the Change button.

17. On the window that appears, enter the cluster name that SQL Safe Management Service is associated to, then click OK.

18. Click OK on the Repository and Management Service Settings window.

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