Perry Whittle (4/20/2014)

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Benki Chendu (4/19/2014)

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I am getting the following error when I am trying to failover an instance to another node:

The operation failed because either the specified cluster node is...

Yes. It is listed as a possible owner..

I also verified that add node was already done earlier.

I just ran the SQL Server setup again and there wasn't any instance pending when I ran the add node...

I also ran the following command and it showed up the node which isnt taking the instance's name also in the result set:

SELECT * FROM sys.dm_os_cluster_nodes

I think I got it.

The new disk was not added to SQL Server resource in the cluster as a dependency.

Co-incidentally, the instances that are running on dedicated nodes are not throwing the PLE alerts. I see these alerts only in scenarios where more number of instances run on a...

Hi John,

The Analysis service is already on the server.

Actually, what I want is SSIS working in Windows 2012 / SSAS Tabular. As part of setting up SSIS the installation requires...

Can someone please help

Keith Tate (2/12/2014)

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The book that Gail mentioned is the reference, but changing the SCOM alerting threshold is not the point. The point is that you need to understand memory management...

GilaMonster (2/12/2014)

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Benki Chendu (2/12/2014)

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Gila - I would need help in showing my client a document which says 5000 is an agreed value. I can then convince them to tweak my...

Gila - I would need help in showing my client a document which says 5000 is an agreed value. I can then convince them to tweak my SCOM values.

Keith Tate (2/12/2014)

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We will need some more information than what you have provided.

Are you currently experiencing issues with the production server?

What is the normal baseline for PLE on...

with reference to the above mentioned issue, please see how it looks in the task manager.

There is hardly any memory left for OS

Is there a way I can have some...

Hi,

I dont see any difference between available free memory...

^^I ran the above query and see that one database is taking around 32 GB of RAM and other 2 are taking around 7 GB each.

No other database seems to...