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evicting a node from multi instance cluster
Posted by dp at 10/31/2007 9:14:01 AM
I have a three node cluster with three virtual sql server 2005 installed. Now
I want to take one node out of cluster to make a two node cluster. According
to the post of Daniel ("evicting a node") and other reading, we have to run
the setup again. My question are:
1. do I have to run the setu... more >>
SQL Database on SAN
Posted by Girish J Bhatia at 10/30/2007 11:20:01 PM
Hi Experts,
I have a customer running SQL Server 2005 and his database's are on the
physical server. We would like his entire database only on the SAN and not on
the server. Can anyone tell me what are the best practices to place this on a
SAN.
Shall we do a Mirroring on SAN and can we o... more >>
rollback transactions on failover clustering
Posted by Roy Goldhammer at 10/30/2007 8:10:59 PM
Hello there
Here is question i got:
I have sql server 2005 failover clustering. On node1 someone has run
procedure which update data on huge table which take over 8 hours.
In this case I can't release the database (as far as i know) because if i
will kill the process it will rollback all ... more >>
Database mirroring - Client redirection
Posted by Peter at 10/28/2007 9:15:00 AM
Helo,
i install and configure database mirroring in SQL 2005 with automatic
failover. Client aplications use ADO.NET or the native SQL Server client
driver to connect to database. I know i have to write next connection string:
"Data Source=ServerA;Failover Partner=ServerB;Initial
Catalog=Adv... more >>
SQL Server and File Server
Posted by Jacques Demers at 10/24/2007 3:37:32 PM
Hi,
Can someone give me an opinion with installing SQL Server 2005 with
clustering and use those servers for file servers at the same time.
Thanks
Jacques
... more >>
Active\Passive to Active\Active
Posted by Mike at 10/24/2007 3:04:00 PM
How can we convert our SQL Server 2000 (Windows Server 2003 R2)
Active\Passive cluster to Active\Active?
Thank you.
--
Mike... more >>
External Network Data Drives
Posted by john at 10/24/2007 2:04:34 PM
I have sql 2005 installed with sp2. I have an external file server with 1
terribyte of space. I want to have my data and log files on the external
file server. I mounted and mapped the external server at S:\Data and T:\Logs.
However when I try to create a db it only lets me use the local C: or... more >>
SQL 2005 Ent. Cluster
Posted by Neeraj at 10/24/2007 5:25:01 AM
Hi,
Can we use Majority Node Set to run SQL Clustering. If yes, Can anyone
provide me the step by step guide to do this.
Thanks
Neeraj Mehra... more >>
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Upgrade from 2k to 2k3 Cluster corrupted
Posted by VBeachcomber at 10/23/2007 4:30:26 PM
We have a 2 Node SQL Cluster that I was trying to upgrade to win2k3 from
win2k. In the process the cluster got completely corrupted. I followed some
documentation online and did:
Cluster Node <name> /ForceCleanup
Now I don't even see HKLM/Cluster
When I try to import 'HKLM/Cluster' from ... more >>
Upgrading to win2k3
Posted by VBeachcomber at 10/23/2007 10:02:05 AM
Hi,
I am in the process of upgrading our servers from win2k to win2k3 SP2. We
have a 2 node failover cluster services confg for sql2k. So while upgrading
one of the two nodes in the cluster, I ended up evicting the node that was
being upgraded. Now that I have the successfully upgraded the se... more >>
Oracle 10g client on SQL 2005 four node cluster.
Posted by news.microsoft.com at 10/23/2007 12:00:00 AM
....has anybody tried this? ...
I need to install the 10g client on a cluster virtual server so that I can
use integration services to pull data from oracle to sql. I have this
already running on non clustered servers.
Question is, is the 10g client Windows cluster aware?
Any advice would... more >>
Installing SQL 2005 Cluster
Posted by Christoph Duesmann at 10/23/2007 12:00:00 AM
Hi!
I have two Windows Server 2003 Enterprise servers configured to an basic
cluster.
I want to install SQL 2005 on this servers to get high avaiability for the
databases.
Unfortunately i can't find any Step-By-Step guide about installing SQL to
use in an cluster environment.
Does somebo... more >>
How to create a new instance
Posted by jetoo at 10/22/2007 12:00:00 AM
Hi all,
I perfectly well understand how to create a SQL 2005 cluster. So I
have a 2 node Cluster Active/Passive, on which i have SQL 2005
installed, with a quorum disk. Everything's fine.
Now, i have several others servers to install (Exchange, Moss, OCS),
each servers need an instance in S... more >>
Hardware recommendations for two node cluster
Posted by Michael MacGregor at 10/19/2007 10:48:40 PM
I am looking at putting the specs together for a new SQL Server 2005
cluster, two nodes. It needs to be capable of supporting multiple customer
databases, around 20-30, average database size is 3GB but several will be in
the region of 10-20GB, capable of handling 10,000 transactions per minute... more >>
what is the best way to store passwords and credit card information in SQL Server 2005?
Posted by dr at 10/18/2007 9:34:14 PM
what is the best way to store passwords and credit card information in SQL
Server 2005?
... more >>
2k5 SP1 upgrade software is showing different current versions depending on which node it is ran from
Posted by Michael Abair at 10/18/2007 10:08:40 AM
We have updated multiple instances of sql server 2k5 EE to SP1 and oddly
enough some of them still show that they are at
RTM version 9.00.1399.06 instead of 9.00.2156.00. when checking through ssms
and select @@version
When we run SP1 against it to see the instances it recommends for an updat... more >>
General SQL Clustering Question
Posted by DC at 10/18/2007 9:45:01 AM
I currently have active/passive SQL 2005 STD SP2 servers. I have found some
differences between the settings when I failover between both SQL servers. I
think that one of the DBA's made setting changes as well as created
maintenance plans while logged into the specific server (SQL1) instead ... more >>
Broadcom NIC Teaming and SQL Server Clusters
Posted by salsafreak at 10/18/2007 8:30:02 AM
Our failover SQL cluster is a two-node single instance environment - SQL 2000
Enterprise SP4 on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise. We're currently using NIC
teaming to give us some hardware redundancy since the blade has two Broadcom
NICs on it: one for the hearbeat private network and the other... more >>
Multiple Instance cluster
Posted by Kevin A at 10/18/2007 5:18:11 AM
I'm trying to register the server in Management Studio and I can't
connect to the 2nd instance on the cluster. I'm using the virtual IP of the
instance and even throwing in the instance name.
Tried:
VIP Instance 1 = 10.200.5.30 <- Works for first instance, registers.
VIP Instance 2 =... more >>
Single to Clustered --- Performance Decrease!
Posted by ryan NO[at]SPAM ellisgolf.com at 10/16/2007 8:50:19 AM
We had a system that ran very well as an individual server. With a
need to ensure uptime, though, we moved to an active-passive
clustering solution. Now, we've noticed that the SQL Server instance
running on the cluster is slower than the old, single server. How
could this be? None of the qu... more >>
Local Machine drives.
Posted by Kevin A at 10/15/2007 2:36:28 PM
Quick question.
Running Windows 2003 Enterprise SP1 and SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Sp4+.
Using clustering, I have my SAN drives for the Data and log and those
transfer just fine. However, on each NODE, i have another 240GB that I want
to use for temp backups and restores. Yet, due to the... more >>
Local storage - Does it have to match?
Posted by Chalkie at 10/15/2007 1:16:00 PM
Hi,
I seem to be at loggerheards with a member of our TA community. We have a 2
node cluster that doesn't have exact hardware. I've quoted the MS stance (see
below) but he seems adament it's not an issue.
Both servers will form a 2 node SQL cluster, both same spec but the 2nd node
has ext... more >>
Evicting a node
Posted by danieldong at 10/15/2007 9:33:01 AM
I am testing an active/passive cluster running W2003 and SQL 2005 SP2. What I
try to test is: Power down one node and then on the active node using
Add/Remove program to attempt to take that node out. According to what I read
from the Web and a book, this is a required step regardless the acce... more >>
SQL 2000 - Win 2003 Enterprise and Clusters
Posted by Kevin A at 10/13/2007 12:38:28 PM
In a nutshell, all I want to know is:
On an active/passive cluster (2003 enterprise)
Should I install one SQL 2000 enterprise as a virtual and the 2nd as an
Instance, or can I install both as Virtuals? (Each having it's own name and
IP on the same active node?)
... more >>
Same instance name in cluster ?
Posted by JP at 10/12/2007 6:34:01 PM
Hello,
I explain, I will have a 3 nodes cluster, all nodes will host 1 instance,
but I need that 2 of them get the same instance name. during the setup it
refuse, I don't understand why as each instance will have it's own virtual
server and the path will be different SERVERA\INS1 and SERVER... more >>
Cluster versus none cluster
Posted by Jacques Demers at 10/11/2007 2:37:25 PM
Hi,
I have a question concerning clustering SQL 2005. Let's say that you
installed SQL Server 2005 on a machine with no clustering and you want to
enable clustering do you have to reinstalled SQL server completely?
Thanks
Jacques
... more >>
MSDTC only works on one node at a time?
Posted by Brian Brian at 10/11/2007 1:26:01 PM
We have a two-node active/active sql cluster (sql 2005 and windows 2003 EE
64bit), and we configured MSDTC in one resource group running on one node. It
seems that only the SQL instance that is running on the same node which MSDTC
is running can use distributed transactions. Is there any way t... more >>
64-bit SQL2005 SP2 Fails on cluster install
Posted by Michael Kuzminski at 10/11/2007 12:26:01 PM
I have two nodes (active/passive) in my cluster that I am trying to upgrade
from 64-bit SQL 2005 SP1 to SP2. I followed Microsoft's instructions and
logged into the active node with Admin Privleages. However, the setup keeps
failing when attempting to upgrade the Database Services.
It says:... more >>
how settings change affect current running services
Posted by Bill at 10/11/2007 7:13:03 AM
Hello,
If I change cluster failover/failback settings will that affect any current
running services? Specifically I want to change the resource setting to "Do
not Restart". If I change that will it affect the currently running SQL
services? I don't want to initiate the restart of any pro... more >>
Migrate WSUS to SQL Server
Posted by Ricky at 10/10/2007 11:54:46 PM
Hi
I have WSUS v.2.0 in a windows 2000 server with msde and I want to know if
it is possible to migrate only the database of WSUS from MSDE to a server
with windows 2003/sql server 2000 or 2005 depending if exists any kind of
incompability.
Can someone help me on this issue and explain m... more >>
Newbie question
Posted by coady at 10/10/2007 10:30:03 AM
Hi,
Just about to set up SQL 2005 cluster. Do I need to set up Windows cluster
environment, then set up SQL 2005 cluster?
Thank you... more >>
irpstacksize error message
Posted by Paul at 10/10/2007 10:24:02 AM
I have a few shares setup on my SQL 2005 Cluster and when a user tries to
connect to a share I get an error message. Has anyone seen this I have
changed the registry setting to 15 but I am still getting the error message.
The KB225782 says this fix applies to NT 4.0 not Windows 2003. I am go... more >>
Cluster Groups & Quorum
Posted by Paul at 10/9/2007 6:40:01 PM
I have a 2 node SQL 2005 cluster. I have a few questions about the Quorum
resources. When I setup the cluster I pointed the vitural server quorum
resource to a local disk. (Q:\MSCS). I feel like I did not set this up
correctly. The 4 Resources types I have in the First Resourece group is. ... more >>
SQL 2005 Cluster Maintenance
Posted by Daniel at 10/9/2007 8:49:06 AM
We are currently planning for two-node SQL 2005 cluster for some of our
applications. We are hearing that SQL 2005 cluster doesn't handle being
patched with MS hotfixes well. It probably matters what kind of hotfix is
being applied but does anybody know what is the best procedure/practice for... more >>
Integration services. High availability configuration
Posted by Abel at 10/9/2007 2:47:00 AM
Microsoft said that not recommend that the Integration Services service be
configured as a cluster resource.
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345193.aspx)
What is the recomended configuration to have Integration Services in a high
availability environment?
Thanks.... more >>
Error installing either SP1 or SP2. Error number 28017.
Posted by Patriot at 10/8/2007 10:02:02 AM
The MS Cluster install went well, the SQL 2005 went great as well. No errors
at all...that was until I tried to install SP1 then tried installing SP2. I
get the same error every time. It has to do with a recent install of KB
921896. The error on the summary.txt file is 28017.
I though may... more >>
Moving a SQL 2005 2-node, single-instance cluster to new SAN hardware
Posted by Jeff Swearingen at 10/5/2007 1:22:33 PM
Hello,
I have seen various posts on how to move SQL databases files on an
existing SAN to a new SAN. Geoff, Rod, Russ and others have provided
valuable suggestions.
I need help clarifying something -- although the files can be moved by
following some steps very carefully, do the SQL instanc... more >>
Add an SQL2000 Note to a cluster
Posted by Brian L at 10/5/2007 9:15:00 AM
I have an existing Acitve/Active SQL2000 Cluster on Win 2003R2, and would
like to add an additional node to the cluster. I dont initially wish it to
be an active node. How do I an a node in this scenario? I am of the
impression the only way to kick of an install involves adding another virt... more >>
Break a SQL Server 2000 Cluster
Posted by Ambrose at 10/4/2007 12:05:47 PM
I am new to MS SQL and would like to break a SQL Server 2000 cluster and leave the database in tact. I have 2 HP DL380's with an HP StorageWorks SAS device. I need to use one of the servers and the SAS device for High Availability with VMWare. Can some one tell me what is the easiest way to do th... more >>
How many networks does clustering need ?
Posted by Hassan at 10/4/2007 9:39:21 AM
I know there is a public network for all application communication and one
for hearbeat .
Are there any more ?
Does one connect the hearbeat network to like a local hub for the nodes or
to the same public network ( dont know if im stating this right) ? Whats
best practise to set up the priv... more >>
Newbie Question regarding clustering SQL 2005 Enterprise Edition
Posted by Patriot at 10/4/2007 7:27:00 AM
I have 2 new servers I want to setup for clustering of SQL 2005 Enterprise
Edition. Do I setup a Windows Cluster and setup SQL 2005 on both servers? Do
I setup Windows then setup the Clustering within SQL 2005? Or both?
Thank you for your assistance.... more >>
getting a clustered instance to recognize a new drive
Posted by garth.engdahl NO[at]SPAM ris.lane.or.us at 10/3/2007 5:09:15 PM
I've added another cluster resource drive to the group and sql 2000
instance is in. Sadly, the instance is not recognizing the drive,
which is making it pretty hard to create backup devices on the new
drive. which is why i added the new drive. Is there some trick to this
that i'm missing, or is ... more >>
Add more nodes to the cluster
Posted by Hassan at 10/1/2007 11:09:55 AM
Can additional nodes be safely added to the cluster without taking the
entire cluster offline ?
So for instance, if we have a 2 node single cluster today, can i add 2 more
nodes to make it a 4 node 3 instance cluster without taking the current 2
node cluster offline while doing so ?
... more >>
How many node can SQL Cluster support ?
Posted by Hassan at 10/1/2007 10:58:06 AM
How many active nodes can MSCS have per cluster ?
... more >>
Moving from Clustered to Non Clustered SQL 2000
Posted by Mark at 10/1/2007 6:49:02 AM
I have a SQL 2000 SP3a server running clustered on Windows 2003 Enterprise
Edition SP1.
We have a need to bring in a newer/faster Windows 2003 server, however in a
non clustered environment.
Can I /Should I install SQL 2000 SP3a on the new server (non clustered) and
point
it to the clustere... more >>
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