Re: Windows 2003 cluster install failed due to access denied

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Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2004 11:30:49 -0700

0x80070005--- Access is denied
You may be logged on as local admin to create /add nodes. You may want to
try to log on with a domain account that has admin privilege
on both nodes. Then add nodes

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"Kun" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
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> Hello All,
>
> I am attempting to setup clustering for a 2-node cluster
> on DELL 6550 machines with EMC as SAN solution, so that I
> can cluster SQL 2000. Everything is setup according to
> Microsoft's "Guide to Creating and Configuring a Server
> Cluster in Windows Server 2003". When I run the
> Clustering Wizard, it progresses through to a point where
> it configures node 2, and then fails as it's trying to
> write the configuration changes to node 2. I've gone
> through the setup log, and noted that the error is
> generated by node 2 and the error reports:
>
> "Cluster configuration cannot continue because of an
> error during the saving of the cluster configuration.
> Restart the cluster configuration application (wizard)
> and try it again"
>
> This is the error line that appears in the installation
> and setup log. In the wizard GUI a red X appears at the
> line where this process is occurring, and the error
> message reads:
>
> "Access Denied"
>
> It gives no explanation as to what was being accessed or
> what credentials are not working. I have the cluster
> service account setup as a domain account, and added to
> the local Admin groups of both servers. Both servers are
> members of the same domain as well.
>
> That is my first time attempting a cluster install on
> Windows Server 2003.
>
> Any help from anyone, tips, tricks, gotchas, etc. would
> be cool.
>
> Thanks very much.
> 

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