<theredmiata@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Looking to see if I am missing any steps below to adding a SAN disk
> resource to an Active/Active SQL cluster:
>
>
> -Create Volumes
> -Present LUNs to both Nodes
> -Failover Cluster Groups to Node2
>
> -On Node1
> Disable ClusDisk
> Disable Cluster Services
> Reboot Node1
> Rescan for hardware changes
> Write the disk signature
> Set disk to basic
> Create Partition
> Assign Drive Letter
> Enable ClusDisk
> Enable Cluster Services
> Reboot Node1
>
> -On Node2
> Failover Cluster Groups to Node1
> Disable ClusDisk
> Disable Cluster Services
> Reboot Node2
> Rescan for hardware changes
> Assign Drive Letter
> Enable ClusDisk
> Enable Cluster Services
> Reboot Node2
>
> -Assign disk resource to Cluster Groups
> -On Node1
> Take SQL Server Resource offline
> Add SQL Server Resource dependency to disk resource
> Bring SQL Server Resource online
> -On Node2
> Repeat above
> -Test failover
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ian in SD
>