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Default Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 03:24 AM





Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running 2
instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the clustered
SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.



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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM





Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

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Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM


Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM


Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM


Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM


Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM


Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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Geoff N. Hiten
 
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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM


Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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Geoff N. Hiten
 
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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM


Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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Geoff N. Hiten
 
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Default Re: Failed Node - No Backups! - 12-19-2008 , 01:19 PM


Don't freak. Cluster node replacements are not impossible.

Look in BOL (Books on-line) for a step-by-step guide uner the topic
"Maintaining a Failover Cluster". If you have specific concerns after
reading that, just post back here.


--
Geoff N. Hiten
Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant
Microsoft SQL Server MVP


"Mark B" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Could someone point me to any articles so that I can initiate an exiction
and rebuild / rejoin of one of our nodes in a 2 node w2003 cluster running
2 instances of SQL 2005. I am particulary interested how I get the
clustered SQL software onto this rebuild.

btw. The lack of backups was due to a "communication" breakdown between
teams!

Regards,

Mark.


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