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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / Clustering / September 2004

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Clustering SQL and service packs30 Sep 2004 17:20 GMT4
I have a SQL 2000 cluster and have applied SP3 to it.
However, when running on one side of the cluster SQL reports a different
version to when it is running on the other side. Is this normal / expected
or has it not applied SP3 to the other node correctly?
Instance name already exists30 Sep 2004 15:33 GMT2
Hello all...
Win2k3 enterprise
SQL 2000
2 nodes
Can a clustered SQL 2000 installation run without DNS30 Sep 2004 11:55 GMT7
A client of ours wants to run a clustered instance of SQL and not have it
dependent on name resolution for anything.
Since it appears that SQL is heavily dependent on AD and DNS for the virtual
server piece, does this dependancy constitute a single point of failure?
Cluster Crash when pull both cable out30 Sep 2004 04:47 GMT2
I have setup a production sql server cluster, as ususall I
setup MSCS first and do the failover test.
I use dual fiber channel card for redundancy, but I meet
prob:
I CANT INSTAL a Virtual Server of SQL 2000 Enterprise  in Win2k3 Enterprise30 Sep 2004 03:14 GMT13
I have a Cluster of Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition, When I try to install a
SQL 2000 Enterprise Edition the setup option of Virtual Server appear
unavailable I only choose between Local Install or Remote.
Thanks for your help
SP3 and Windows 2003 Cluster30 Sep 2004 02:51 GMT2
Question, can SQL Server 2000 SP3 (not SP3A) be applied
to a windows 2003 cluster?  I tried this recently (two
times) and received "the required operations did not
complete".  However, the sqlsp logs state that the
clustering differences windows 200330 Sep 2004 02:43 GMT2
I found several great step by step articles on clustering in windows 2000.  
What do I need to change in order to work with windows 2003?  I read the
previous posts and it seems the setup is almost identical.
Thanks for your help
Problem installing sql2k Cluster on Win2k3 server30 Sep 2004 02:41 GMT2
I cannot install SQL 2000 on a win2k3 cluster, I get the
error: Setup Failed to Perform Required Operations on the
Cluster Nodes.
Here is the SQLSTP.log file:
Cluster not responding28 Sep 2004 23:51 GMT4
We have been having a problem where the cluster controller
does not get a response from the SQL Server from the "are
you alive" request ( select @@SERVERNAME ). It seems that
the SQL server does not respond within a couple of minutes
Server Cluster - SQL Server Connection problem27 Sep 2004 00:11 GMT1
we are having following Servers:
                   1) Webserver
                   2) Application Server
                   3) DataBase Server
SQL 2000 on Win2k3 Unable to Install24 Sep 2004 03:41 GMT8
Setup Failed to Perform Required Operations on the Cluster Nodes
I try to setting up a cluster on two Dell with EMC SAN drives with no
success. I have tried everything it's a nightmare.
Logfile:
Problem With Cluster !!!!24 Sep 2004 02:05 GMT3
Hello to everyone
I have two dell Poweredge 2650 units and a 6 Shared Hard drives with format
RAID -5 .  The two units are clustered together via windows clustering
services.  Software called PowerSun on each machines along with the cluster
Dtabases over multiple instances23 Sep 2004 21:03 GMT3
For performance reason, I want to devide all databases over multiple
instances.
Say 3 instances in a 4-node cluster(win2K3).Active/Active/Active/Passive
In this case, the application would need to know on which
64 and a 32 bit box SQL2000 - How to make poor mans cluster23 Sep 2004 20:43 GMT3
I´ve got a 64 and a 32 bit box
sqlsrv 2000 - 2 locations 60 m apart
How do I disaster secure the master(64 bit) sqlserver
by replication - can you do that with 32 bit and 64
Clustering two MS SQL 2000 serveres23 Sep 2004 15:48 GMT2
I need to make an active/active cluster out of two servers.  One of
them is critical and has huge number of published tables, so I want it
to be available the sooner the better.  What is the best way to do
this?
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