Here you should enter the server, IP address, and volume associated with the secondary SQL Server node in your cluster. This will be the target to which DataKeeper replicates all the data from the ...

SQL Server clustering is a method that combines multiple servers to work as a single system, providing failover support to maintain service in the event of hardware or software failure.

SQL Server clustering provides a core layer of high availability (HA) for your databases. It enables multiple servers (called nodes) to work together as a single unit. If one node fails, another ...

And that counts from SQL Server 2000 or 2005 as well as all new Service Packs and CUs (Cumulative Updates). . In previous versions, you had to bring down the whole cluster for the duration of the ...

Akula- I would be using windows clustering for the instance level cluster. This is what would allow the failover.<BR><BR>Scorp508 - Thats a good point that I didn't think of.

It is worth noting, when running SQL Server 2008 on Windows Server 2008, you can now scale out up to 16 nodes within the cluster. 16 nodes requires the Enterprise Edition of both Windows Server 2008 ...

[!INCLUDE [ssNoVersion](../../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] supports upgrading a failover cluster to a new version of [!INCLUDE [ssNoVersion](../../../includes ...

Let’s consider the HA clustering options available for SQL Server to help DBAs make more informed choices. Some of these options are not actually suitable for HA purposes; they are included here only ...

SQL Server is not as tightly integrated with Pacemaker on Linux as it is with Windows Server failover clustering. A SQL Server instance is not aware of the cluster. Pacemaker provides cluster resource ...

The SQL1 and SLQ2 failover cluster instances use standard Windows Server 2016 images with SQL Server pre-installed, but the SQL Server software will need to be re-installed as a clustered instance ...