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This is similar to the TimeBetweenWatchDogCheck  parameter, except that TimeBetweenWatchDogCheckInitial  controls the amount of time that passes between execution checks inside a storage node in the early start phases during which memory is allocated. 

The default timeout is 6000 milliseconds (6 seconds). 

• StartPartialTimeout 

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This parameter specifies how long the Cluster waits for all data nodes to come up before the cluster initialization routine is invoked. This timeout is used to avoid a partial Cluster startup whenever possible. 

This parameter is overridden when performing an initial start or initial restart of the cluster. 

The default value is 30000 milliseconds (30 seconds). 0 disables the timeout, in which case the cluster may start only if all nodes are available. 

• StartPartitionedTimeout 

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If the cluster is ready to start after waiting for StartPartialTimeout  milliseconds but is still possibly in a partitioned state, the cluster waits until this timeout has also passed. If StartPartitionedTimeout  is set to 0, the cluster waits indefinitely (2 32 − 1 ms, or approximately 49.71 days). 

This parameter is overridden when performing an initial start or initial restart of the cluster. 

• StartFailureTimeout 

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