[quoted text, click to view] "Hassan" <hassan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I want to set up a 4 node cluster where 3 nodes are active and 1 is the
>passive node that would take over in case any one of those 3 active nodes
>fail. How can I set this up ? Any documentation..
>
> Using SQL 2005..
First, you get the proper training...
Basically, you build the four node cluster then install SQL three times to
create three instances with each instance hosted in its own resource group.
Place a SQL instance on each node that you want to be the active node.
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