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Mirroring Multiple SQL Server Databases on a Single Instance
Rob_Carrol
This is a question I get asked a lot by customers (last week being the latest) and the answer really depends on which platform you are running on. There is a support policy in Books Online that states that we only support a maximum of 10 mirrored databases per instance on 32-bit systems , however in...
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11 Feb 2010
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SQL Server 2005 Multi-Site Clustering with Windows Server 2008
Rob_Carrol
I was working recently with a customer who was looking to deploy a SQL Server 2005 cluster across 2 geographically dispersed sites using Windows Server 2008. They were looking to utilise the new clustering improvements in Windows Server 2008 to build a highly available SQL Server solution. The customer...
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15 Mar 2009
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Windows Failover Clustering Overview
Rob_Carrol
The host node in the failover cluster performs a "looks alive" check every 5 seconds. An IsAlive check is performed every 60 seconds using SELECT @@SERVERNAME. If this fails the IsAlive retries 5 times and then attempts to reconnect to the instance of SQL. If all fail, then the SQL Server resource fails...
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7 May 2008
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