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This issue affects only the x64 Server SKUs, it does not repro on x86.
On a Windows Server 2003 SP2 cluster node:
- If you right-click My Computer, choose Manage then the Computer Management window opens.
- You expand Services and Applications and on the x86 Server SKUs you see a �Cluster� icon.
- On a x64 cluster, you cannot see this icon.
This is OOB (Out of the box) behavior and has been reproduced internally using Hyper-V.
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Valid and tested workarounds to�open the cluster administrator are:
Start � Programs - Administrative Tools � Cluster Administrator.
Start � Run - CMD � cluadmin.exe.
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