Clustering For Mere Mortals

SQL Server Denali HADRON Multisite Cross Subnet Failover Video Demonstration

Posted in High Availability, SQL, WSFC by daveberm on May 15, 2011

The crowd has spoken and the SQL Server Team has answered! Denali is the first version of SQL Server to support the cross subnet failover feature first introduced in Windows Server 2008 Failover Clustering. It seems like we have been waiting forever for the SQL team to support this feature but the wait is finally drawing to an end.

The following is a link to a 5 minute video that demonstrates a 3-node cluster Denali cluster with two nodes in the primary datacenter and one node in the DR site in a separate subnet.

http://screencast.com/t/ni1zqMOIv

I will be demonstrating this solution at Tech-Ed 2011 in Atlanta this week. Stop by the SIOS Technology booth and have a look for yourself at the SQL Server Denali multisite cluster demonstration using SteelEye DataKeeper.

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  1. daveberm said, on May 15, 2011 at 7:21 pm

    If you are trying to get in touch with me the best way is to leave a comment on this site or tweet a message to @daveberm. I’ll be glad to schedule a personal demo either online or at TechEd 2011 this week. Thanks!

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  3. Kirtan said, on May 30, 2011 at 3:34 am

    Hi David,

    I ask again one things sql server multi subnet clustering without data keeper possible or not if possible so plz guide me how? if not possible so plz give any right suggestion for my next step.

    Thanks
    kirtan
    kirtanp121@hotmail.com
    +919723488637

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