I am going to setup 3 set of SQL Server clustering, the 3 servers will be
direct attached via 4Gb FC cables to SAN storage (15X 73GB disks, FC 15K RPM).
Each server has the following configuration:
OS: Win2003 Enterprise

We have 2 blade servers and we need a clustering solution which will run
win2k3 and SQL 2005 in an Active/Passive mode. The catch is that our SAN will
not be in for another 5 weeks. The business needs to go live so I am trying
to find out what is the best way to handle this. I am ...

So per MS "Run the SP1 executable package file from the node (active node)
that owns the group containing the virtual server that you plan to upgrade."  
What does this mean?  We have an active passive cluster with the following
names;

I have two SQL 2000 Virtual Servers running on a windows 2003 cluster. They
each have a data and a logs drive configured (located on a shared SAN).
The Windows virtual servers can see both drives just fine. But in SQL when I
try to changle the location of the Logs directory I am ...

Trying to install a second named instance of SQL Server 2005 on a
Windows Server 2003 Enterprise two node cluster.  I am installing on the
node which the cluster group is currently on.  The first named instance I
installed went in like a champ - I have a Cluster Resource group, a ...

I have an Active/Passive SQL 2000 Cluster - the OS is W3K Server.
I would like to install a local copy of SQL Server on the node that is
currently passive - if I start the SQL install process, it does give me
this option but I don't know what, if any, problems this might cause.

We have two sql cluster nodes that works fine till lastweek. i can still move
the cluster goup manualy from the one node to the other. the problem is i
can't move the sqlgroup manualy to the other node. When i do that the sql
manager hangs and nothing happends till i reboot the ...

I have a database containing 1GB data. I have tuned all of queries and
indexes and they perform good comparing with the current hardware. But still
we lack performance! My boss has admitted that the server's hardware must be
upgraded but its my task to choose and offer the ...

Maybe Friday isn't the best time to ask, but here goes...
To improve our single instance sql2000 to High Availability standards, I'm
looking into clustering, log shipping, etc.  
We are totally sql2k now, so we would tend to stay there.   Are there any HA