I've seen this happen before. Deleting the maintenance package and re-adding it solved it for me.

We name our backup files w/ date/time stamps, so it's always clear on which date they were created. The standard SQL Backup job in the maintenance plan does this for...

john.woods (10/8/2009)

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The big problem is the size of the db and the full back up. Currently the DB is 350Gb and growing at 2Gb per day.

The full backup takes...

I'd suggest to create a linked server to your production server and then query the system tables on your production server to see what the filename(s) of the last full...

Seems like your biggest problem was that the nodes didn't see the disks. Did you get that resolved?

Actually.. nevermind... I figured it out.

The correct query is:

SELECT DISTINCT tblAid.dtmAidDate, tblAid.intSendingNation, tblSendingNations.strNationRuler as strSendingNationRuler, tblSendingNations.strNationName as strSendingNationName, tblSendingNationsInAlliance.strAllianceName as strSendingAllianceName, tblAid.dblMoney, tblAid.dblSoldiers, tblAid.dblTech, tblAid.intReceivingNation, tblReceivingNations.strNationRuler AS strReceivingNationRuler, tblReceivingNations.strNationName as...

I've had this same issue. This isn't really related to just clusters. It's the same on a stand-alone SQL Server 2005 that does not have a power of 2 number...