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2. The Create or Join an AD RMS Cluster window (see Figure 12-9) prompts you to create a new
AD RMS cluster, which is the only option available if no other AD RMS servers are detected. You
can have the current server join an existing AD RMS root cluster, if one is detected in the forest.
Figure 12-9
The Create or Join an AD RMS Cluster window
3. In the Select Configuration Database window, specify where the required database will be hosted:
Use Windows Internal Database on this server —The Windows internal database can be
used for test environments or for single-server cluster configurations. If more than one
server will participate in the cluster, this option can't be selected.
Use a different database server —If you select this option, you must enter the name of a
SQL server and a database instance.
4. In the Specify Service Account window, select the account you created to serve as the AD
RMS service account.
5. In the Configure AD RMS Cluster Key Storage window (see Figure 12-10), you decide how
the AD RMS cluster key should be stored:
Use AD RMS centrally managed key storage —This option requires specifying a pass-
word to protect an encrypted key, which is shared among all servers in the AD RMS
cluster automatically.
Use CSP key storage —This option requires selecting a cryptographic service provider to
store the cluster key. If you select this option, the cluster key must be distributed to other
servers manually.
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Figure 12-10
The Configure AD RMS Cluster Key Storage window
 
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