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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2006-02-17 : 08:57:21
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| Joe writes "After installing SQL 2000 Clustering on a Windows 2003 2 node cluster, i can only see the one logical drive that was selected during the install. The other logical drives are part of the Cluster resource group but not available through Enterprise manager when i go to attach a db. Any thoughts??" |
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eyechart
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Posted - 2006-02-17 : 11:50:33
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| how many drives did you have presented to your cluster nodes at the start of the install?Typically, you shoul have at least 2 disks1. Q: (typically) for quorum. This can be small, like 1GB2. <pick a drive letter> for your SQL Server, should be large of courseIf you have the two disks, are both of them part of the first Cluster Group you created? If both are resources in that group, just remove the 2nd disk (not the Q: drive) from the cluster group and it then should be available to you during the installation of SQL Server.-ec |
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SQL 2000 Clustering