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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 To cluster or not to cluster Posted by Hassan at 9/7/2004 2:40:42 PM Guys/Gals
With all the 3rd party tools available out there to achieve some level of
High Availability, why would one still consider Clustering i.e. using MSCS ?
Clustering is no cakewalk to setup and administer, yet there are other tools
in the market that seem easier to implement.. from NSI,N...more >>
credential problem with sp3a setup Posted by anonymous NO[at]SPAM discussions.microsoft.com at 9/7/2004 5:55:27 AM We just installed a SQL 2000 instance in a 2 nodes W2003
cluster. The services are running with a domain account
which is local administrator on both nodes. When we start
the setup for the SQL SP3 on the active node, we get to
the remote setup window, where it asks username, pasword,
and d...more >>
Moving a SQL Server 2K cluster to new subet Posted by Jose Lopez-Alvarez at 9/3/2004 4:49:46 PM Hi, I need to move a MSCS cluster running SQL Server 2000 Enterprise
Edition to a new subnet. Can anyone point me to or list what items I need to
be aware of in order for me to move my cluster?
Thanks
...more >>
Standby server and external storage array Posted by Mike Colella at 9/2/2004 9:38:34 PM Because clustering is too expensive for my company I'm looking for an
alternative disaster recovery solution. I am considering setting up a
secondary SQL Server as a standby server in case the production server
crashes. The production server and the standby server would each have their
own in...more >>
64 and a 32 bit box SQL2000 - How to make poor mans cluster Posted by BigBc at 9/2/2004 2:51:02 PM Hi
I´ve got a 64 and a 32 bit box
sqlsrv 2000 - 2 locations 60 m apart
How do I disaster secure the master(64 bit) sqlserver
by replication - can you do that with 32 bit and 64
or by log shipping - can you do that???
--
Birger...more >>
Number of Nodes and Instance on Windows 2003 Cluster Posted by Jean-Michel Remiche at 9/2/2004 1:23:04 AM How many Ressource group or Virtual SQL server may I run on on Windows 2003
cluster node ?
How many nodes can I have for an SQL Cluster architecture ? Apparently Four
? May someone confirm this number ? and is it four active instances or 3
active/ 1 passive ?
What happend if I have four ...more >>
Guide for setting up 2 node cluster (Win2003 and SQL2000, active/passive) for testing Posted by Niklas E at 9/1/2004 6:38:28 PM Does anyone have a guide for setting up a 2 node active/passive cluster with
SQL Server? I want to try it in a VMWare GSX/ESX environment to learn how it
works. Or in a VMWare workstation or MS Virtual PC environment, but I guess
that is not possible with the shared disks?
Best regards
Nik...more >>
Anyone deployed stretch clustering ? Posted by Hassan at 9/1/2004 6:04:57 PM Ive come across this article
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2000/deploy/hasog05.mspx
and was interested in stretch clustering .. and have one node of my cluster
in a geographic dispersed location ..
Has anyone done that and can elaborate more on the storage section of this
...more >>
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SQL 2000 Setup Not Responding on W2k3 Ent Cluster Posted by Jason C at 9/1/2004 2:13:08 PM I am trying to setup a virtual SQL 2000 instance on Windows 2k3 Ent. I have
drives presented from the SAN and a Quorum disk and they can all failover
without issue. I start going through the SQL 2000 Installation and after I
input the IP for the Virtual Server and hit next I get nothing els...more >>
ServerName Posted by Thom at 9/1/2004 10:16:57 AM Is there a way to find the actual physical server name
that the clustered instance of SQL is running on. I am
setting up a failover to a ModelOffice server and if the
Production instance starts up on the MO Server I would
like to shutdown the MO Instance. I need to know which
physical se...more >>
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