Clustering

#1

Hi - I'm just about to take my final MCSE exam, and have
been confused by conflicting information in the stuff I've
been reading. What I need to know is... can SQL server be
clustered, without having to use W2K Advanced Server or
W2K Datacentre Server? Thanks...

#2

Thanks very much Geoff, that confirms what I'd originally
thought, I can now confidently discard the
latest 'training material' and be more confident in what
I've already learned... cheers!

Patrick.

Quote:

-----Original Message-----
No. SQL Clustering is an add-on application on top of
MSCS clustering in
Advanced Server or DataCenter. SQL Clustering is only
available in SQL
Enterprise Edition.

--
Geoff N. Hiten
Senior Database Administrator
Careerbuilder.com

"Patrick" <patrick (AT) hullnet (DOT) net> wrote in message
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Hi - I'm just about to take my final MCSE exam, and have
been confused by conflicting information in the stuff
I've
been reading. What I need to know is... can SQL server
be
clustered, without having to use W2K Advanced Server or
W2K Datacentre Server? Thanks...

.

#3

You need either Win 2K advanced server or datacentre
server or NT Server 4.0, Enterprise Edition (sp5 and above)

Quote:

-----Original Message-----
Hi - I'm just about to take my final MCSE exam, and have
been confused by conflicting information in the stuff
I've
been reading. What I need to know is... can SQL server be
clustered, without having to use W2K Advanced Server or
W2K Datacentre Server? Thanks...
.

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