Sql 2k5 and Win2k3 Cluster Resource Question

Thank you. What do you have in the CLuster group?
In my SQL group I have:
Analysis Services
Disk
DTC
IP address
Network name
SQL server
Server Agent
Server Fulltext

-b
"Justin Rich" wrote:

> depends on what you have installed.
>
> You will for sure have SQL IP Address, SQL Network Name, SQL Server and i
> believe the SQL Server Agent and SQL Server Fulltext are manditory... if you
> have any other services installed (such as analysis services) you will have
> a resource for each of those as well..
>
> Justin
>
>
> "Bill P" wrote in message
>
> > I'm troubleshooting a related problem, and was hoping someone could give
> > me a
> > complete list of the resources installed for SQl2005 a/p clustering, for
> > both
> > the SQL and the cluster groups. Just want to eliminate the possibility
> > that
> > something is missing.
> > thanks
> > Bill
>
>
>
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The way my working cluster is setup is i have "Cluster Group" which contains
the following.
Cluster IP Address
Cluster Name
Disk Q: (Quorum)
DTC

and my "Group 0" contains
Analysis Services
Disk G: (disk storage for sql)
SQL IP
SQL Name
SQL Server
SQL Server Agent
SQL Server Fulltext

"Bill P" wrote in message

> Thank you. What do you have in the CLuster group?
> In my SQL group I have:
> Analysis Services
> Disk
> DTC
> IP address
> Network name
> SQL server
> Server Agent
> Server Fulltext
>
> -b
> "Justin Rich" wrote:
>
>> depends on what you have installed.
>>
>> You will for sure have SQL IP Address, SQL Network Name, SQL Server and i
>> believe the SQL Server Agent and SQL Server Fulltext are manditory... if
>> you
>> have any other services installed (such as analysis services) you will
>> have
>> a resource for each of those as well..
>>
>> Justin
>>
>>
>> "Bill P" wrote in message
>>
>> > I'm troubleshooting a related problem, and was hoping someone could
>> > give
>> > me a
>> > complete list of the resources installed for SQl2005 a/p clustering,
>> > for
>> > both
>> > the SQL and the cluster groups. Just want to eliminate the possibility
>> > that
>> > something is missing.
>> > thanks
>> > Bill
>>
>>
>>
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Is your Disk G: just acting as "quorum" for SQL or is you actual database
data on that Disk?

Also when installing SQL 2005 and Analysis services, did you install from
the virtual instance of your Cluster or did you install directly on your
passive node (node 1)?

I can't find any documentation that states whether to install from the
virutal server ( cluster instance) or on the Primary active node of the MSCS
cluster.

Thanks

"Justin Rich" wrote:

> The way my working cluster is setup is i have "Cluster Group" which contains
> the following.
> Cluster IP Address
> Cluster Name
> Disk Q: (Quorum)
> DTC
>
> and my "Group 0" contains
> Analysis Services
> Disk G: (disk storage for sql)
> SQL IP
> SQL Name
> SQL Server
> SQL Server Agent
> SQL Server Fulltext
>
> "Bill P" wrote in message
>
> > Thank you. What do you have in the CLuster group?
> > In my SQL group I have:
> > Analysis Services
> > Disk
> > DTC
> > IP address
> > Network name
> > SQL server
> > Server Agent
> > Server Fulltext
> >
> > -b
> > "Justin Rich" wrote:
> >
> >> depends on what you have installed.
> >>
> >> You will for sure have SQL IP Address, SQL Network Name, SQL Server and i
> >> believe the SQL Server Agent and SQL Server Fulltext are manditory... if
> >> you
> >> have any other services installed (such as analysis services) you will
> >> have
> >> a resource for each of those as well..
> >>
> >> Justin
> >>
> >>
> >> "Bill P" wrote in message
> >>
> >> > I'm troubleshooting a related problem, and was hoping someone could
> >> > give
> >> > me a
> >> > complete list of the resources installed for SQl2005 a/p clustering,
> >> > for
> >> > both
> >> > the SQL and the cluster groups. Just want to eliminate the possibility
> >> > that
> >> > something is missing.
> >> > thanks
> >> > Bill
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>
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