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I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, if not could it be moved plz. We have a 2 node (active/passive) sql cluster. SSIS is also clustered. I have created a dtsx that copies data from a linked server (linked to oracle) and puts it into a sql database on the active node. this works fine but when i failover the active node the dtsx does not run. It gives no error in the history but in the windows event log there is an error, cannot logon NT Authority\Anonymous User and it looks like it is trying to talk to the ip of the failed node. has anybody come across this before? and if so what is the solution? at the moment we're debating whether our ssis installation is correct. tia Jamie |
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Are you running SSIS under local or network service? If you cluster SSIS you need to run the services under domain accounts. -- Geoff N. Hiten Principal SQL Infrastructure Consultant Microsoft SQL Server MVP "jsl2000" <jsl2000 (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5769070D-ABEE-4D08-A8DE-1362259C8468 (AT) microsoft (DOT) com... I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, if not could it be moved plz. We have a 2 node (active/passive) sql cluster. SSIS is also clustered. I have created a dtsx that copies data from a linked server (linked to oracle) and puts it into a sql database on the active node. this works fine but when i failover the active node the dtsx does not run. It gives no error in the history but in the windows event log there is an error, cannot logon NT Authority\Anonymous User and it looks like it is trying to talk to the ip of the failed node. has anybody come across this before? and if so what is the solution? at the moment we're debating whether our ssis installation is correct. tia Jamie |
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