"Shima" <Shima@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Cluster active-active.
> The node B was reinstalled after a hardware failure.
> Now the node B is ok. The failover is ok, except because I receive the
> message"The Microsoft Clustering Service failed restore a registry key for
> resource SQL Server " when I move the Instance B from Node A to Node B.
> How can I install MSDTC without affect the Node A (without unistall msdtc
> from this node) ?
> Node A - Instance A (msdtc resource is online)
>
> thanks for your help.

"Michael Hotek" wrote:

> You don't install DTC, it is already on the machine. It is part of the OS.
> You just configure the resource into the cluster. All you should have to do
> is edit the properties of the DTC resource and add NodeB as a possible
> owner.
>
> --
> Mike
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> "Shima" <Shima@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F5B0FAB8-C20C-4009-96A9-98AB79D5D965@microsoft.com...
> > Cluster active-active.
> > The node B was reinstalled after a hardware failure.
> > Now the node B is ok. The failover is ok, except because I receive the
> > message"The Microsoft Clustering Service failed restore a registry key for
> > resource SQL Server " when I move the Instance B from Node A to Node B.
> > How can I install MSDTC without affect the Node A (without unistall msdtc
> > from this node) ?
> > Node A - Instance A (msdtc resource is online)
> >
> > thanks for your help.
>
>