I built a SQL Cluster in a dev area next to my cube.  Had two web
servers pointing at it and everything was working perfectly.  I picked
up all 4 of my machines and moved them to my colo.  This ment I had to
change all the IP addresses associated with the machines, this all

I have a Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition cluster
up and running correctly.  I am trying to install SQL
Server 2000 on a virtual server.  During installation,
after I enter my sql service account info, I get this

does someone have information about the installation or operates a
ORACLE data base on a Windows cluster?
Regards
Franz

I'm new to clustering. Is there any website on how i could learn to
configure clustering.
I have 2 new servers(Svr1 & Svr2) and san storage. On Svr1 i'm going to
install Win 2003 and sql 2000. Svr2 is going to be application server(dfs,

This is a quick one: does the domain account that is installing SQL Server on
a cluster need to also be a domain administrator? If it weren't, would that
cause the SQL insatall to fail?
Thanks again!

We've been struggling with a problem for a while now.  If anyone has has a
similiar issue, I'd appreciate it if you could share it here as it may lead
me to a solution...  The Cluster houses SQL and IIS (bad I know, but it
shouldn't cause the problems we see)

I need to move a SQL Server Cluster from one subnet to another subnet so I
need to update 5 cluster IP addresses (node a, node b, cluster, SQL Server
and MS DTC). Any help on how to do this would be appreciated.
I found article 230356 explaining how to change the IP address in the ...

I'm looking for information about SQL2005's new featured called "Database
Mirroring". What do you know about it? How does it compare to existing
SQL2000 clustering/replication services? Will be only available to cluster
servers? (I mean... shared devices, mscs, etc).

Does anybody know if the XPSMTP extended procedure (or any mail
sending functionality for that matter) works (safely) in a clustered
(active-active) SQL 2000 environment running on 64-bit Windows 2003?
I decided to ask before trying, because the 64-bit  environment is

Hi~ everyone.
my two sql server were configured clustering service
after that, in order to try to restore master database i changed from multi
user mode to single user mode.

I need to move the transaction logs for all the sql db's (including master,
model and user db's etc) to a seperate drive. Does anyone have any experience
doing this in a sql cluster?
Detach and attach method don't work on this DB

after unplugging the public network of both nodes, waiting alittle bit
and replugging them, there was a major problem in the cluster
administrator - while openning its window the service seem to hang, the
main frame of the program was blank !

Can you have SQL with a online disk array, two servers, each mounting the
same database and then NLBed between the two?
So here are the questions:
Can you have SQL 2000 open a database file accross a network share?

We have a 2 node active/passive SQL2K cluster running on Windows 2003
server.
I would like to upgrade the cluster to SP3a for SQL2K, but my time
frame for doing so is a bit limited.

I have a F drive which located at a SCSI Disk Array, it's the default
instance SQL's data drive, now I just switch the cluster from the SCSI array
to SAN.
Now, I want to switch the SQL data drive to a SAN drive.