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Oct 13, 2004

Howdy,

We're interested in putting a SQL 2000 cluster together and want to hear from people who have run SQL Server clusters :


(1) Just how reliable are they in the real world?

(2) Which bits break ( i.e. hardware or OS or SQL Server )

(3) What configuration would you suggest and why?

Any help much appreciated

SG.

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