Yes. Normal installation of a Virtual Server.
You need unique:
Network name
IP address
Data and log disks
Instance name
The problem with running an, so called, Active/Acvtive=20
config is that you have to ensure that the virtual servers=20
are on its designated (preferred) server. You must also=20
remember to configure SQL Server memory manually to ensure=20
that each prosess has enough memory to start if they end=20
up on the same node. Normally 50/50.
I don't like automatic failback. Use manual failback=20
instead. But I'm a control freak :-)
HTH
Bj=F8rn
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>Can I have another Virtual SQL Server on the existing=20
>Cluster (MS SQL 2000 Cluster)?.
>Current configuration is SQL SERVER 2000 EE in an=20
>Active/Passive two-node Cluster Configuration.
>For example Cluster Name is CLUST1 and VIRTUAL SQL SERVER=20
>is VS1.
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>My intention is to have one named instance of SQL Server=20
>in another virtual SQL Server on both nodes. If this is=20
>practicable what are the steps to achieve this and any=20
>downside?.
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>Regards
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>Help appreciated.
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