Re: Migrating stand-alone SQL server to cluster
- From: "Tony Sebion" <tony@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 Sep 2005 19:23:40 +0000
You should be able to install the clustering service with only one node and then install SQL Server on that one node. You can then transfer the databases from the existing server to the new one-node cluster however you'd like to copy databases (copy and reattach mdb's, DTS, restore backups...). When the databases are moved and accessible on the cluster, add the 2nd node to the cluster service with Cluster Administrator, and re-run SQL Server setup to add the SQL Service to the 2nd node.
Good luck, Tony Sebion
"GaryC" <GaryC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:B4CBAC01-F83B-413D-BDEE-F8600075BA4C@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:
I have a Windows 2003 Enterprise Ed. server running SQL 2000 Enterprise Ed. with SCSI attached storage. I have a new server (identical hardware), HP fiber switches, etc to build a SAN config with the existing storage. I can build the SAN portion fine, but I don't know how to transition the live SQL server to a clustered config. Can I install the new server as a stand alone cluster with SQL installed, then somehow tie the two together? I don't know where to start. I've found a lot of info on building SQL clusters as a new installation, but nothing that addresses this specific scenario. Any ideas or help would be appreciated.
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