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    Migration to new hardware and active/active/active

    Post by: abalonie, Sep 23, 2005 in forum: SQL Server Clustering
    Oh I see what you mean. Yes I am going to need to uninstall SQL server on the new nodes, and reinstall them to the newly added hard disks. What is...
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    Migration to new hardware and active/active/active

    Post by: abalonie, Sep 22, 2005 in forum: SQL Server Clustering
    yes that was it. I failed to allow "presentation" of the arrays I created to the other fibre controllers of the other nodes. They now all see each...
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    Migration to new hardware and active/active/active

    Post by: abalonie, Sep 20, 2005 in forum: SQL Server Clustering
    Also, the drives are properly "shared" to the other nodes through the array configuration utility. Across all servers I can see all arrays I built....
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    Migration to new hardware and active/active/active

    Post by: abalonie, Sep 20, 2005 in forum: SQL Server Clustering
    Thanks for the suggestion. The SAN is only seen by the active cluster at the moment. Remember, I have an active/passive setup at the moment because...
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    Migration to new hardware and active/active/active

    Post by: abalonie, Sep 18, 2005 in forum: SQL Server Clustering
    What I mean is what we want to have 3 active servers, and we have it set up so if a node fails, the data will fail over to another active node...
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    Migration to new hardware and active/active/active

    Thread by: abalonie, Sep 17, 2005, 11 replies, in forum: SQL Server Clustering
    I have a question about this migration. We went from an active/passive SQL cluster to active/active/active using new hardware but using the same...
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