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sql-lover
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 Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 9:32 pm Post subject: What about Windows Cluster? |
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So ...
On an active / passive 2008R2 Windows Cluster, RedGate 7 ... do we have to change registry settings on both nodes or just the active one?
I actually went to the passive one (the one who does not own the SAN) and while I can see the registry keys, everything is empty there.
Any ideas?
I am not a big fan or messing around with registry, especially on a Win Cluster, so I did not alter the passive node.
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petey
Joined: 24 Apr 2005
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The SQL Backup registry keys are a 'shared' resource, so you only need to change the settings on the active node.
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