Hi friends, maybe someone can help me...Anybody knows a site address or have
documentation for SqlServer cluster installation under Windows 2000 Advance
Server. I'm searching in diferent sites but only I have founded under
Windows NT 4.0.

Any documentation out there that talks about setting up a 4 node or 8 node
cluster using Enterprise Edition of Win2K3
Also, there is the load balancing component of Clustering services. How can
SQL leverage that ? Any link that talks about this setup too.

I have installed SQL 2000 on a server 2003 cluster.  The 2003 servers are
able to access all the shared drives fine and I have tested reading and
writing from both nodes.  However when I install SQL 2000 I am only able to
see 1 drive from within SQL.  This is a problem as I want ...

I have recently taken over a SQL cluster, running 3 instances of SQL 2000 on
Server 2003.
The cluster and each of the SQL instances were setup to use the domain
administrator account as the service account and we now have reason to

I'm trying to add a new node to our SQL Server 2000 SP4 cluster.  Cluster
node is Windows 2003 SP1.  I can add the node to the SQL cluster, but when I
try to add SP4 to the new node, I get an error message when I enter in the
service password for the instance.

 Right now I have a failover cluster running Windows 2003 Server
Enterprise Edition x64 and SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition x64. Each
node in the cluster is repsonsible for hosting a SQL Server instance.
Everything appears to be functioning correctly.

Has any1 done SQL Clustering on a virtual server 2k5?
I am having a tough time going through it, will appreicate any feedbacks..I
was succesful in setting up cluster with just the Quorum Disk on a shared
SCSI Bus. So far the cluster svc is up and running with the Cluster Admin

I am kind of the defacto SQL DBA in our small company.  We have installed
Idera's SQL Diagnostic Manager to assist me in monitoring the SQL Servers.
Yesterday I received the following email from our Net Admin.
Evidently we had one of our clustered SQL Servers fail because it ran ...

I have a question that I hope someone can help me with (I've trawled the
net...).
I want to consolidate several SS 2K databases on to a new SS 2005 2 node
cluster. I will use SS 2005 standard for the cluster. Is it possible to add a

2 Nodes are Win 2003 SP1 all latest security updates.
Locale (incl.default) is English UK
Access to the shared disk resource is fine and failover works a dream.
There are no mount drives.

I attempted to install SQL and get an error on installing SQLXML4 failed
with error 128.  This was on a cluster.  Six modules are running.  SQL, SQL
ip address, SQL network name, SQL server, SQL server agent, and SQL server
fulltext.

A friend of mine runs QL 7 Stanad on a Compaq Cluster. I want him to
upgrade to SQL 2005.  I want to know how he can do the below with SQL
7?
His message:

We have a SQL Cluster box, passive/active. Recently, we plan to upgrade
memory to 8G and enable AWE. What's the right procedure to enable AWE? Can I
just run following scripts against virtual sever, and all change will be
populate the each node

I have installed a SQL2005 Cluster (Source from MSDN) on a new installed
Test Cluster. The clustergroup is working  fine on Node A, if I switch to
node B the Ressource "SQL Server" could not start with failure.
In Event Log i found the follwing messages, the ID couldn't found on ...

I have a three node cluster that I have to move to a different subnet.  Here
is my plan
1) fail all resources over to third node in cluster
2) change IP's of the physical nics in the two nodes without resources