Hi All,

I'm posting it here since it seems that the way we access an SQL
server in Culster could be very similar.
I'm trying for quite a few days, without any success, to find out how
to obtain basic info from a Clustered Exchange 2000, such as Mailboxes
list, Storage Groups..., etc.
How shall I do that with an Exchange in a Cluster? Surprisingly I
failed to find this info at MSDN and also on the Web. Is this some
secret information that I am trying to discover?

I'll greatly appreciate any help!

Thanks,
Raul David Segal.

From: david_segal (AT) hotmail (DOT) com (Raul Segal)
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.sqlserver.clustering
Subject: Recognize Server In Cluster
Date: 6 May 2004 06:58:23 -0700

Hi All,

I'm posting it here since it seems that the way we access an SQL
server in Culster could be very similar.
I'm trying for quite a few days, without any success, to find out how
to obtain basic info from a Clustered Exchange 2000, such as Mailboxes
list, Storage Groups..., etc.
How shall I do that with an Exchange in a Cluster? Surprisingly I
failed to find this info at MSDN and also on the Web. Is this some
secret information that I am trying to discover?

I'll greatly appreciate any help!

Thanks,
Raul David Segal.



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Hello Raul,

I am not an Exchange server expert, but following is a link that may
provide you with further information on Exchange 2000 clusters:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...rary/dme2ksc.m
spx

If this does not help, then I suggest that you send a post to the following
newsgroups:

microsoft.public.exchange2000.clustering
microsoft.public.exchange.clustering

HTH,


Shashank Pawar
SQL Server Support Engineer, Microsoft
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Thanks Shashank.
I finally got most of the info I needed (losing a few grams in the process).
Raul.


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