When it comes time to remove a node from my 4-node/3 instance cluster,
how will SQL Setup handle the multiple instances?
Will I have the option to remove all three instances in one fell swoop,
or will I have to re-run the uninstall process for each instance?

We have 2 servers on a SQL 2000 cluster and now we would like to move away
from a clustered enviroment to just a standalone machine. Any idea how I
should proceed?

I'm adding new nodes to an existing SQL Cluster  Win2k SP1   SQL 2000 Ent.
SP3a.
Was wondering if I am going to have a problem since the IP addresses of the
new nodes are on a different VLAN.

I sStill having cluster problems.  Win2k3 SP1  SQL 2000 SP3a.  Neither node
has any hotfixes.   Have looked thru postings on various sites and KB
articles and not found anything that helps.
See this is the cluster.log.  So far nothing points to my problem.

Based on the other threads I've read in the group, I'd like to confirm
the steps needed to perform to add a third node to a cluster that has
been running for a while on 2 nodes...
After adding the new node to the cluster, for each instance in the

There are no indications as to why. Every 8 minutes or so the event log
records:
Event Type:    Information
Event Source:    Service Control Manager

I am considering consolidating our environment to a Single SQL enterprise
server. I'm curious about how the instances are handled.. if one instance
gets updated how does this impact the other instances that are running. What
effect does this have as far as the master db goes. Is ...

I have added two new nodes to the cluster and successfully installed SQL 2000
on both.  I am trying to apply SP3a to both and am getting the message  
"18:01:30 One or more errors occurred while running remote setup on the
clustered machines.

As the Sp2 de SqlSErver2005 in cluster must installed.? If I execute it in
the server does not give option to select the instance me, it says to me
that been it is not been worth.
Thanks.,

Can anyone let me know how to know that SQL Server is in Cluster through
Enterprise Manager

Windows 2003 SERVER (SP1) 8GB
Do I need to restart OS  after adding \PAE in  Boot.ini?
Thanks

I have recently changed IP addresses on my MS SQL cluster (the new IP
addresses belong to a different network). Both physical node IP
addresses and resource's IP addresses have been changed.
Everything seems to work fine. The cluster is up and responding

I added two new nodes to our existing SQL 2000 server cluster (evicted 1 node
1st).  No problems both new servers see the disks in the SAN but don't own
them yet, of course.
Ran into a problem installing SQL Server 2000 from the active node.  I

I am having trouble installing a brand new SQL2005 Cluster.
Servers: DL585's, AMD x64, Windows 2003 Enterprise X64 with SP2
SQL: SQL 2005 Enterprise x64 (attempting to install anyways)
Disks on each machine:

We had a problem with one of our servers which is apart of a cluster ( NODE1
).  It required reloading and now we're back to installing SQL.  When we're
on NODE2, its partner, and try to install SQL, it complains about NODE1 (see
logfile).  However, when we try to load SQL from ...