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Eugene Borukhovich
 
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Default Active Directory and SQL 2000 clustering on W2003 - 08-19-2004 , 07:58 PM






Is this true that Active Directory is needed in order to cluster the SQL2000.

I have 2 Dell 6000 series with a shared Dell RAID....

Any articles or links to see how can I set this up correctly?

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Rodney R. Fournier [MVP]
 
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Default Re: Active Directory and SQL 2000 clustering on W2003 - 08-19-2004 , 08:19 PM






You need a domain, NT 4.0, 2000 or 2003. AD is not needed.

Cheers,

Rod

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"Eugene Borukhovich" <macroscape (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

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Is this true that Active Directory is needed in order to cluster the
SQL2000.

I have 2 Dell 6000 series with a shared Dell RAID....

Any articles or links to see how can I set this up correctly?



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Eugene Borukhovich
 
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Default Re: Active Directory and SQL 2000 clustering on W2003 - 08-25-2004 , 08:42 AM



So w/o actually reading through all the links yet and to confirm that
there is no dependencies on the AD at all. When you say "domain" - can
it be a workgroup?

this will be in a highly secure environment, so i dont want any AD nor
these SQL servers even joining the AD.

Thanks, Eugene B

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Tom Moreau
 
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Default Re: Active Directory and SQL 2000 clustering on W2003 - 08-25-2004 , 03:51 PM



You can't have it on a workgroup. It must be on a domain - AD or NT. If
you really want security, then you'll have to put it within its own forest
and set up a one-way trust.

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"Eugene Borukhovich" <macroscape (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

So w/o actually reading through all the links yet and to confirm that
there is no dependencies on the AD at all. When you say "domain" - can
it be a workgroup?

this will be in a highly secure environment, so i dont want any AD nor
these SQL servers even joining the AD.

Thanks, Eugene B


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Geoff N. Hiten
 
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Default Re: Active Directory and SQL 2000 clustering on W2003 - 08-26-2004 , 10:33 AM



Clustered SQL Servers must have a common security context. This means they
must be member servers of an NT4 or AD domain. A common workgroup will not
work.

I am concerned that you see AD as a security problem rather than a solution.
Perhaps your system administrators do not fully understand how to implement
AD in a highly secure environment.

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"Eugene Borukhovich" <macroscape (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

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So w/o actually reading through all the links yet and to confirm that
there is no dependencies on the AD at all. When you say "domain" - can
it be a workgroup?

this will be in a highly secure environment, so i dont want any AD nor
these SQL servers even joining the AD.

Thanks, Eugene B



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EUgene Kaminsky
 
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Default RE: Active Directory and SQL 2000 clustering on W2003 - 09-24-2004 , 09:43 PM





Hi ,
I am trying to install cluster SQL2000 on a WIN2003MSCS. Are there any
links to step by step procedure. Install on a WIN 2000 is quite
different.WIN 2003 cluster service is setup and running. Any
documentations on a SQL virtual server setup will be much appreciated.
Thank you

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