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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 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 ?
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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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