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Pasquale

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Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 09:23 AM

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

Reply With Quote

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

Reply With Quote

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

Reply With Quote

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

Reply With Quote

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

Reply With Quote

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

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Andrew J. Kelly

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Re: Minimize failover time - 09-01-2008 , 06:01 PM

15 to 20 seconds is quite good for a cluster failover. I don't suspect you
will be able to do much more to it than that.

--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
Solid Quality Mentors

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

Quote:

I have a two node cluster (active/active).
When I try the failover with the cluster administrator tool I have seen
that
it occurs 15-20 seconds to recover the SQL Server resource.
Is it possible to decrement the failover time for the SQL Server resource?
How?
Thanks

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