I was wondering if this was possible. We have many databases on this
cluster and I would like to isolate sharepoint network traffic to a
dedicated nic. My thoughts is to create new cluster resources for an
ip-address and network name and create a DNS alias like 'SharepointDB' that
points to the new cluster resource and have Sharepoint connection string use
the DNS alias.
I think this should work but I'm not sure how SQL will handle this.
Thanks,
Brady
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>I was wondering if this was possible. We have many databases on this
> cluster and I would like to isolate sharepoint network traffic to a
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> Thanks,
> Brady
Simon Sabin - 18 Aug 2007 11:42 GMT
Hello Hilary,
Should be fine. By default enabling TCP, enables SQL to listen on all ip
addresses.
Simon Sabin
SQL Server MVP
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>> Thanks,
>> Brad