SAP Upgrade in Cluster Environment

Hi,
Need information regarding SAP upgrade in cluster environment(MSCS) like if any prerequisites need to be done.
and if any aditional steps to be performed compared to normal upgrade.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Ram

the upgrade guide tells you what to do, read it throughly.

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