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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 Rename SQL 2000 Virtual servers on Windows 2003 cluster Posted by highbid NO[at]SPAM hawaii.rr.com at 8/7/2006 5:47:59 PM
I built a two server Windows 2003 cluster and installed two named
instances (SQL1 and SQL2) of SQL 2000 on virtual servers VSVR1 and
VSVR2. I then renamed VSVR1 and VSVR2 to SQL1A and SQL2A respectively
using the Cluster admin to change the Network Names.
I've read that you can't rename SQL...more >>
Add a repaired node to a single node cluster Posted by _Stephen at 8/7/2006 9:49:06 AM Had an Active/Passive where passive had drive failure on system drive. New
drives and a reinstall of Win2003 Ent.
I have added it to the cluster, but I can't seem to install SQL2005 Ent.
I have kept the same server namd and instance name in the install but it
fails to take?
Any ideas ?...more >>
Multiple instances in an active/passive or active/active scenario Posted by Carlo R at 8/6/2006 9:22:01 AM I know that from SQL Server 2K the terms active/active and active/passive
(that cames from SQL Server 7.0) are not really applicable anymore. But I can
always have also in SQL Server 2K and 2K5 (for example in a two-node failover
cluster configuration) an "active" machine and a "standby" one, ...more >>
migrate from SQL Server 2005 Express to SQL Server 2005 Standard Posted by contact1981 at 8/4/2006 3:10:01 PM I was wondering if it was easy to migrate from SQL Server 2005 Express
to SQL Server 2005 Standard? If so, do you know how I can go about
doing the migration of data? Thank you.
Sincerely,
Eldhose Cyriac
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Changing Authentication modes? Posted by rk rider at 8/2/2006 10:08:02 PM We currently have a sql server 2000 cluster that is running windows
authentication mode. We have an important application that is giving us
trouble so we want to use sql authentication. What if any are the risks of
changing to Windows and SQL authentication on a SQL Server cluster? Could we
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downgrade SQL 2k cluster to SQL Standard? Posted by Betelgeuse at 8/2/2006 2:28:21 PM What is the best practice to move from a cluster instance to a standard
instance?
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Cluster node permissions for install of SS2005 Posted by _Stephen at 8/2/2006 1:42:55 PM I am getting a tad pissed at attempting to install SS2005 on a cluster.
I have an
Active/Passive cluster, and I want to now install SQL on it. I have changed
permissions on just about everything, and I still can't seem to get the
blasted thing to get an initial install. I am logged into bo...more >>
MIGRATING AN 8GB DB FROM SQL2000 TO SQL2005 Posted by Peter at 8/2/2006 11:15:21 AM Issue:
I migrate an 8GB db from sql2000 to sql2005 from a backup version that I
have in the network.
It moved over the users, but they can't authenticate to the new server. All
new users work fine.
SO my questions will be
What is the best to my MIGRATE AND SQL2000 DB TO A NEW SERVER RUNN...more >>
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Rebuild SQL 2000 cluster to sql 2005 cluster active/passive Posted by alex sadykov at 8/2/2006 8:46:24 AM We have a EMC clarion SAN with fiber connection between 2 node cluster.
Does anyone know how to rebuild/upgrade sql 2000 active/passive cluster to
sql 2005 active/passive cluster in SAN.
Do i have to kill the cluster and start from scratch?
What's the best solution?
Appreciate your help
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