Clustered NS
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Hi there All,
Has anyone out there had much to do with clustering NS on SQL 2000? I've just finished and found that it was a bit of a nightmare to get right.
The KB article that finally pointed the way seems to have been 'accidentally' removed from the MS website and I eventually tracked down a cached version from google.
What do you think, are MS deliberatly trying to get people to switch to 2005 ASAP (which i would love to do if we had the cash) or do you think it was a genuine problem.
So there we go, two reasons for my post, annoyance at MS for loosing a key KB article and praise for me cause I eventually got it working
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What is NS in this case ? (Maybe it's just too late in the day)
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Ditto on "What is 'NS' in this case ?" ... and it's not too late for me, it's only 11:30 AM !
RegardsRudy KomacsarSenior Database Administrator"Ave Caesar! - Morituri te salutamus."
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I'll take a wild guess and go with "NS" = "notification services" as it is posted inder that forum
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Oh yeah.....
If you are referring to SQL 2000 on a 2000 server cluster Active/Active then I can tell you I have had no problems.
If you are getting an increased sense of paranoia about misssing(aka removed) KB articles you are not alone.
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The systems fine with no users loggged in. Can we keep it that way ?br>
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