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Clustering and Fail-Over.
Has onyone found a way to failover a server using the command prompt, or some other meands with a task to force a restart of the server. We are trying to come up with a schedule for restarting clustered servers, and want to fail over the cluster without having to manually sit in front of the box and do it, ie<img src=’/community/emoticons/emotion-7.gif’ alt=’:s’ />chedule a task from within windows. I know we cannot do this from SQL, that it would have to be done at the OS levell.<br /><br />-David<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />-David Roesch<br />San Diego, CaHave you looked at AT command in Windows and scheduler to perform such command line operations. Satya SKJ
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Hi ya, which OS are we talking about? on windows 2003 there is the cluster command cluster group <GroupName> /move Cheers
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‘ /> We are using Windows 2003 OS. I will check on that command, and see what I can find, appreciate it…<br />-David<br /><br /><br />-David Roesch<br />San Diego, Ca
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