fare enough demonstration, very helpful, I will get to know the exact screen and options going to ask during installation process
24 May 2014 11:28 AM
@rasada, assuming as standalone? if so, yes. Yet, you should have a compelling reason to go with standalone vs leveraging the cluster.
sunil
2 Aug 2014 10:36 AM
hi ,
the post is very helpful but a small doubt,in my setup with win 2008 enterprise and Sql 2012 std, i want to setup sql failover,so during windows failover cluster installation do in need to configure and services in HA eg MDtc or any other pls guide.
regards
sunil
Kesava
6 Aug 2014 10:07 PM
Is there an article on how to create the following:
Q: used for Quorum or witness disk (1GB)
◦E: used for Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC ) (2GB)
◦I: used for SharePoint 2013 Content databases (30GB), yes, it is low, but I can afford only this muchSmile in my local.
◦H: used for Custom .NET application's databases (30GB)
or are they just additional hard drives you can add to the VM using Hyper-V Settings?
--Kesava
George
20 Oct 2014 2:56 PM
Where is the DB located ? In this example is it on the file Server or locally on the SQL Server ?
Mario
17 Dec 2014 4:47 AM
in any of the steps mentioned above it is required internet access?
ie. in the health check?
It is possible to install the cluster with no internet access at all?