Re: Node not behaving in cluster

#1

Did you follow the instructions in BOL under Maintaining a Failover Cluster
on how to replace a failed node? SQL can be very picky about changes to
underlying hardware. You may need to treat this as a failed node and
remove-replace it in SQL. Since the Cluster itself seems OK, you can
probably pick up and do just the SQL installation changes.

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

Quote:

We had to do a system swap on a system -- moved the drives and RAID
controller to a new system (same type) and just hooked it all up and went
to
town. Well, this isn't working very well. The drives (data and quorum)
fail
over just fine, but NO other resources will. Many of them say that only
the
other node is a valid owner and we can't add this system as a possible
owner.
Some have both listed, but they won't start. Any ideas?

Mark

#2

When you say that no other resource will come on line are you talking about
just SQL Server resources othe other cluster resources as well.

Do you have a specific error messages in the sysemt and application log
when the resources fail to come on line?

Rand
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