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Default SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 04:46 PM





I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean


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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM





Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM


Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM


Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM


Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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Linchi Shea
 
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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM


Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM


Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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Linchi Shea
 
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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM


Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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Linchi Shea
 
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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM


Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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Linchi Shea
 
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Default RE: SQL 2008 clustering with Windows 2008 - 09-30-2008 , 08:00 PM


Quote:
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?
Setting up SQL2008 in Windows 2008 is documented in SQL2008 Books Online.
ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v10/MS.SQLSVR.v10.en/s10sq_GetStart/html/86a15b33-4d03-4549-8ea2-b45e4f1baad7.htm

Linchi

"OceanDeep" wrote:

Quote:
I am new to SQL clustering. Does SQL 2008 clustering as far as functionality
remain the same as SQL 2005? I am looking for any 'best practises for
setting up SQL clustering.

For setting up windows 2008 clustering , I only found the step-by-step guide
for configuring a two-node Fileserver Failover cluster. Does it mean the
same steps applied for the SQL database setup?

Ocean

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