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Hi All We're doing a demo tomorrow. However we only have a single node available and SQL 7 clustering wizard tells me that there is no cluster. There is, but its only a single node. Everything else is in order re disks, resource groups, services, etc. Am I to take if from this that SQL Server 7 Enterprise cannot be installed on a Windows 2000 Advance Server comprised of a single node? If this is the case does anyone have a brilliant idea about to get around this "incovenience" ? Virtual Servers?? Many thanks in advance Barry Lynch |
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Hi All We're doing a demo tomorrow. However we only have a single node available and SQL 7 clustering wizard tells me that there is no cluster. There is, but its only a single node. Everything else is in order re disks, resource groups, services, etc. Am I to take if from this that SQL Server 7 Enterprise cannot be installed on a Windows 2000 Advance Server comprised of a single node? If this is the case does anyone have a brilliant idea about to get around this "incovenience" ? Virtual Servers?? Many thanks in advance Barry Lynch |
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