SQL Server Failover Clustering is built upon the Microsoft Server Clustering Services (MSCS) on Windows so since W2K8 Server supports 16 node clustering so does SQL Server 2008.

This seems like more of a server room question than one for the MS forum, but if I'm wrong let me know and I'll ask for a lock/move.In any event:I'm trying to lab up SQL Server 2008 in a 2-node ...

If I ran my Hyper-V VMs on a two-node cluster and a failure occurred, there is no telling when I would notice. I have to confess that I'm not in the habit of checking my infrastructure health on a ...

The general plan, given their size, is for two nodes with shared storage. For the virtualization platform, the decision between vSphere (Essentials Plus, I'd assume) and the latest Hyper-V is a ...

Failover Cluster holds utmost importance in a production environment. If you have configured WSFC in the environment, and for some reason, a node goes down, there will be a backup node ready to ...