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Shamshad Ali
 
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Default 1 SAN for multiple Server Clusters - 06-10-2009 , 08:53 AM






If I have a large SAN, Can I create many SQL Server Clusters?
on the otherway, is it possible to create many cluster servers on one
available SAN?
divide SAN storage area among many Cluster Servers?


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Default RE: 1 SAN for multiple Server Clusters - 06-10-2009 , 09:31 AM






One of the key points for SAN and the justification for its cost is that it
can be easily shared among many hosts. So yes, you can many clusters sharing
a SAN.

Linchi

"Shamshad Ali" wrote:

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If I have a large SAN, Can I create many SQL Server Clusters?
on the otherway, is it possible to create many cluster servers on one
available SAN?
divide SAN storage area among many Cluster Servers?


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Russ Kaufmann
 
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Default Re: 1 SAN for multiple Server Clusters - 06-10-2009 , 03:37 PM



"Shamshad Ali" <shamshad.ali (AT) softech (DOT) us> wrote

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If I have a large SAN, Can I create many SQL Server Clusters?
Yes, but you need to plan the LUNs carefully so that you don't overload a
particular channel in your SAN and end up causing an I/O bottleneck.

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on the otherway, is it possible to create many cluster servers on one
available SAN?
Yes. See above.

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divide SAN storage area among many Cluster Servers?
Each cluster and each resource group will require its own LUNs.

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