SQL server cluster Failover installation

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rajborntodare Hall of Fame Points: 3576 More actions · Answer 1

No One ever performed SQL server Failover cluster Installation.

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rajborntodare Hall of Fame Points: 3576 More actions · Answer 2

This gives a basic idea about the FailOver CLuster.

I will sure update as soon as i am done with the Cluster installation.

I will post the whole method i followed....

It seems many of us are not familiar with the Failover Cluster Installation...

What can be done and cannot be done in cluster

SQl server Cluster installation and configure

Step by step installation procure

(3 parts)

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rajborntodare Hall of Fame Points: 3576 More actions · Answer 4

Please check the attachment in this post,

I had performed Failover Cluster Installation

SQL server 2012 on Windows server 2008 R2 server.

Correct me if any mistakes found

SQLAssAS SSCertifiable Points: 7246 More actions · Answer 5

I would personally have more than 1 Disk for the Data, Logs, tempdb and backups ;).

rajborntodare Hall of Fame Points: 3576 More actions · Answer 6

All of them are separate,

my organization is using 3par...

They were map to the system...

we have huge space for each data, log, tempdata and templog

Any hows backups are never performed on this disk itself, That was the default folder created.

I performed a small test for the backup, that's the reason you might have seen a backup folder...

But we use network path for the backup jobs...