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Expand Up @@ -39,6 +39,28 @@ You can use this cmdlet to support a rolling OS upgrade for a cluster. If you us
runs Hyper-V in which all the nodes run Windows Server 2012 R2, you can upgrade the nodes of that
cluster without downtime for your virtual machines.

## EXAMPLES

### Example 1: Test a possible update

```powershell
Update-ClusterFunctionalLevel -WhatIf
```

This command tests whether an update would finish successfully. Because the command includes the
**WhatIf** parameter, the command doesn't perform the update.

### Example 2: Update a cluster functional level

```powershell
Update-ClusterFunctionalLevel -Cluster "cluster_17"
```

This command updates the cluster functional level of the cluster named `cluster_17`. All of the
nodes of this cluster must already be updated before you run this command.

### Example 3: Rolling OS upgrade of a cluster

First, drain one cluster node by specifying the **Drain** parameter of the `Suspend-ClusterNode`
cmdlet. This cmdlet causes all virtual machines to live-migrate to one of the other hosts.

Expand All @@ -64,26 +86,6 @@ Finally, add the node into the cluster by using the `Add-ClusterNode` cmdlet.

Repeat these steps for each node in the cluster.

## EXAMPLES

### Example 1: Test a possible update

```powershell
Update-ClusterFunctionalLevel -WhatIf
```

This command tests whether an update would finish successfully. Because the command includes the
**WhatIf** parameter, the command doesn't perform the update.

### Example 2: Update a cluster functional level

```powershell
Update-ClusterFunctionalLevel -Cluster "cluster_17"
```

This command updates the cluster functional level of the cluster named `cluster_17`. All of the
nodes of this cluster must already be updated before you run this command.

## PARAMETERS

### -Cluster
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