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  1. Torn

    Standard or Enterprise for what I am trying to do?

    Post by: Torn, Apr 2, 2007 in forum: SQL Server 2005 Clustering
    It's not.
  2. Torn

    Standard or Enterprise for what I am trying to do?

    Post by: Torn, Mar 30, 2007 in forum: SQL Server 2005 Clustering
    I got it to work. A single (3 node) Windows 2003 Enterprise cluster containing 2 (2 node) SQL Server 2005 Standard Clusters. server1(instance A)...
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    Standard or Enterprise for what I am trying to do?

    Post by: Torn, Mar 29, 2007 in forum: SQL Server 2005 Clustering
    4 Node Windows cluster - Enterprise: Yes 2 Node SQL 2005 Cluster (within that 4 Node Windows Cluster) - ? Standard should be sufficient since the...
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    Standard or Enterprise for what I am trying to do?

    Thread by: Torn, Mar 29, 2007, 8 replies, in forum: SQL Server 2005 Clustering
    We are wanting to use a 4 node Windows 2003 Enterprise cluster with 3 (2 node each) SQL Server 2005 Standard instances. I fully understand the...
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