I have a SQL Server 2000 active/active cluster with Windows 2003 server.
What would cause the binaries not to be pushed to the Node on a SQL Server
2000 virtual server installation?

What is the issue? If the binaries were not copied on the other node, I would recommend reviewing the setup logs. They will have detailed information.

If you are installing a virtual SQL Server 2000 instance then review

sqlstp.log (on the node where you ran the setup)
sqlstpN.log (where N is an integer ----- on the node where you ran the setup)
sqlstpN.log (where N is an integer ----- on the other node)

This will help you understand what happened during the installation.

If it was a service pack installation then the files are sqlsp.log and sqlspN.log

HTH,

Best Regards,

Uttam Parui
Microsoft Corporation

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