Can Windows 2003 Server implicitly replicate SQL Server 20..

Hello

Since Windows 2003 Server Domain Controllers replicate themselves, I was
wondering when Windows 2003 Server exists as a domain controller in a domain
and SQL Server also resides on that domain controller and there is a second
Windows 2003 Server domain controller in that domain that the first Windows
2003 Server domain controller is replicating itself on, does SQL Server also
get replicated onto that second domain controller?

The reason I ask is because I want to know if Sql Server 2005 does get
replicated when
Windows 2003 server gets replicated, if the first domain controller goes
down can't the user pick up right where they left off at by logging into that
second domain controller?
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JB

No, only the active directory is replicated.

The technology you are looking for is called clustering or database mirroring.

"JB" wrote:

> Hello
>
> Since Windows 2003 Server Domain Controllers replicate themselves, I was
> wondering when Windows 2003 Server exists as a domain controller in a domain
> and SQL Server also resides on that domain controller and there is a second
> Windows 2003 Server domain controller in that domain that the first Windows
> 2003 Server domain controller is replicating itself on, does SQL Server also
> get replicated onto that second domain controller?
>
> The reason I ask is because I want to know if Sql Server 2005 does get
> replicated when
> Windows 2003 server gets replicated, if the first domain controller goes
> down can't the user pick up right where they left off at by logging into that
> second domain controller?
> --
> JB