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Default How many nodes SQL Server 2008 standard support - 04-20-2010 , 10:08 AM






Hi,

I have question related how many nodes SQL Server 2008 supports? it has
written 2 nodes only.

I have windows 2008 enterprise edition with 2 nodes, and SQL 2008 SE
Clustered install as Active\Passive. I am going to get 2 new windows 2008
enterprise edition nodes, which i am going to build Active\Active cluster,
and I am going to Install SQL Server 2008 SE on these nodes.

If I want to add all 4 windows nodes in to one cluster, and maintain 3 SQL
Instances in them as Active\Active\Active\Passive. is this possible solution
for SQL Server SE?

Please advise.

Thanks in advance.

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Default Re: How many nodes SQL Server 2008 standard support - 04-20-2010 , 12:32 PM






SQL 2008 Standard Edition only works on two node clusters. It will not even
install on a three or more node cluster.

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

"John" <John (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
Hi,

I have question related how many nodes SQL Server 2008 supports? it has
written 2 nodes only.

I have windows 2008 enterprise edition with 2 nodes, and SQL 2008 SE
Clustered install as Active\Passive. I am going to get 2 new windows 2008
enterprise edition nodes, which i am going to build Active\Active cluster,
and I am going to Install SQL Server 2008 SE on these nodes.

If I want to add all 4 windows nodes in to one cluster, and maintain 3 SQL
Instances in them as Active\Active\Active\Passive. is this possible
solution
for SQL Server SE?

Please advise.

Thanks in advance.

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