Multi Instance Cluster Question

From: Ronald (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 04/27/04


Date: Tue, 27 Apr 2004 15:42:09 -0700

I decided to try and setup a multi instance cluster on my
own and seem to be fairly successful . Its SQL 2000 EE on
Windows Server 2003 EE

Just had 2 questions. When i installed the second
instance, it asked me for a virtual name.. so i gave it
one ..in my case SQL2.. and then was asked for an
instance name so i called it ins2.. Eventually this
second sql server is now called sql2\ins2 and not sql2 as
i had thought it would be.. The first instance which was
a default instance was named as SQL1 . Is this the right
way it should be ? i.e one instance called SQL1 and the
other SQL2\ins2 in my case. I was under the impression
that since its a virtual name i could get them to be
called SQL1 and SQL2

If not, then my next question is..

When i connect to those 2 virtual names from a client, it
seems to connect fine to SQL1 but when i connect to SQL2
\ins2 it fails...with SQL Server does not exist or access
denied. Any reason why ? Thanks



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