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Hi I have to machines (SKADB01 and SKADB02) which are in a Windows 2003 Cluster. The cluster has two groups - one for Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002 and one for SQL Server 2000. The cluster is an actice/passive cluster, and the SQL Server Group runs on one of the machines and the BizTalk group runs on the other machine per default. If one machine should fail, the other will take over for it. My problem is, that BizTalk only runs if the SQL Server is running on SKADB02. If I fail SQL Server over to SKADB01, I get errors with DTC. "Enable Network DTC Access" is enabled on both machines, and in the BizTalk group, there has been created an MSDTC ressource. I do not know that much about clustering and DTC. It just seems to me, that the errormessages point to DTC. Does anyone have any idea? Thanks -- Jan Eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for. |
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If your message is "MSDTC on server [..] is unavailable. Error 5" (access denied) your problem may be that the MSDTC cluster resource has started after the SQL Server Instance. This is a known problem. "Jan Eliasen" wrote: Hi I have to machines (SKADB01 and SKADB02) which are in a Windows 2003 Cluster. The cluster has two groups - one for Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002 and one for SQL Server 2000. The cluster is an actice/passive cluster, and the SQL Server Group runs on one of the machines and the BizTalk group runs on the other machine per default. If one machine should fail, the other will take over for it. My problem is, that BizTalk only runs if the SQL Server is running on SKADB02. If I fail SQL Server over to SKADB01, I get errors with DTC. "Enable Network DTC Access" is enabled on both machines, and in the BizTalk group, there has been created an MSDTC ressource. I do not know that much about clustering and DTC. It just seems to me, that the errormessages point to DTC. Does anyone have any idea? Thanks -- Jan Eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for. |
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MSDTC can run on any node. But Biztalk2002 is not a cluster aware application and it is a bad idea to use Biztalk in an active/active cluster with SQL. Biztalk is more of a group aware application. Look in to creating a server group and addind two servers into the group if you are looking into scaling biztalk. "Jan Eliasen" wrote: Hi That is not the problem I get. All my errormessages come from BizTalk, which can not get to SQL Server sometimes. If My BizTalk group is running on one SKADB01 and the SQL SErver group is running on SKADB02, where should the MSDTC ressource be running? Does it make a difference? Jan Eliasen On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 18:43:04 -0700, "Stephen Strong" StephenStrong (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote: If your message is "MSDTC on server [..] is unavailable. Error 5" (access denied) your problem may be that the MSDTC cluster resource has started after the SQL Server Instance. This is a known problem. "Jan Eliasen" wrote: Hi I have to machines (SKADB01 and SKADB02) which are in a Windows 2003 Cluster. The cluster has two groups - one for Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002 and one for SQL Server 2000. The cluster is an actice/passive cluster, and the SQL Server Group runs on one of the machines and the BizTalk group runs on the other machine per default. If one machine should fail, the other will take over for it. My problem is, that BizTalk only runs if the SQL Server is running on SKADB02. If I fail SQL Server over to SKADB01, I get errors with DTC. "Enable Network DTC Access" is enabled on both machines, and in the BizTalk group, there has been created an MSDTC ressource. I do not know that much about clustering and DTC. It just seems to me, that the errormessages point to DTC. Does anyone have any idea? Thanks -- Jan Eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for. -- Jan Eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for. |
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MSDTC can run on any node. But Biztalk2002 is not a cluster aware application and it is a bad idea to use Biztalk in an active/active cluster with SQL. Biztalk is more of a group aware application. Look in to creating a server group and addind two servers into the group if you are looking into scaling biztalk. "Jan Eliasen" wrote: Hi That is not the problem I get. All my errormessages come from BizTalk, which can not get to SQL Server sometimes. If My BizTalk group is running on one SKADB01 and the SQL SErver group is running on SKADB02, where should the MSDTC ressource be running? Does it make a difference? Jan Eliasen On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 18:43:04 -0700, "Stephen Strong" StephenStrong (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote: If your message is "MSDTC on server [..] is unavailable. Error 5" (access denied) your problem may be that the MSDTC cluster resource has started after the SQL Server Instance. This is a known problem. "Jan Eliasen" wrote: Hi I have to machines (SKADB01 and SKADB02) which are in a Windows 2003 Cluster. The cluster has two groups - one for Microsoft BizTalk Server 2002 and one for SQL Server 2000. The cluster is an actice/passive cluster, and the SQL Server Group runs on one of the machines and the BizTalk group runs on the other machine per default. If one machine should fail, the other will take over for it. My problem is, that BizTalk only runs if the SQL Server is running on SKADB02. If I fail SQL Server over to SKADB01, I get errors with DTC. "Enable Network DTC Access" is enabled on both machines, and in the BizTalk group, there has been created an MSDTC ressource. I do not know that much about clustering and DTC. It just seems to me, that the errormessages point to DTC. Does anyone have any idea? Thanks -- Jan Eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for. -- Jan Eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for. |
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