Showing posts with label secondary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label secondary. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

how to setup the permission of share fold in log shipping ?

when I set up log shipping in SQL SERVER 2000
I got the following error:
'Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server '%s' '
I know this is permission question about the share fold to log file.
I want to know the following thing:
one is how to setup permisson about about the share fold to log file?
two is whether log shpping primary and the secondary db must be run
in domin mode or not?
thanks in advance!
1. if your logshipping jobs are owned by 'sa', the acct for sqlserver
service needs to have access to the shared.
2. no, they do not have to be running in a same domain. the key here is to
ensure each server can access the shared.
-oj
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> when I set up log shipping in SQL SERVER 2000
> I got the following error:
> 'Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server '%s' '
> I know this is permission question about the share fold to log file.
> I want to know the following thing:
> one is how to setup permisson about about the share fold to log file?
> two is whether log shpping primary and the secondary db must be run
> in domin mode or not?
>
> thanks in advance!
>

how to setup the permission of share fold in log shipping ?

when I set up log shipping in SQL SERVER 2000
I got the following error:
'Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server '%s' '
I know this is permission question about the share fold to log file.
I want to know the following thing:
one is how to setup permisson about about the share fold to log file?
two is whether log shpping primary and the secondary db must be run
in domin mode or not?
thanks in advance!1. if your logshipping jobs are owned by 'sa', the acct for sqlserver
service needs to have access to the shared.
2. no, they do not have to be running in a same domain. the key here is to
ensure each server can access the shared.
-oj
<lovexueer@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1143611950.475014.180370@.i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> when I set up log shipping in SQL SERVER 2000
> I got the following error:
> 'Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server '%s' '
> I know this is permission question about the share fold to log file.
> I want to know the following thing:
> one is how to setup permisson about about the share fold to log file?
> two is whether log shpping primary and the secondary db must be run
> in domin mode or not?
>
> thanks in advance!
>

how to setup the permission of share fold in log shipping ?

when I set up log shipping in SQL SERVER 2000
I got the following error:
'Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server '%s' '
I know this is permission question about the share fold to log file.
I want to know the following thing:
one is how to setup permisson about about the share fold to log file?
two is whether log shpping primary and the secondary db must be run
in domin mode or not?
thanks in advance!1. if your logshipping jobs are owned by 'sa', the acct for sqlserver
service needs to have access to the shared.
2. no, they do not have to be running in a same domain. the key here is to
ensure each server can access the shared.
--
-oj
<lovexueer@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1143611950.475014.180370@.i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> when I set up log shipping in SQL SERVER 2000
> I got the following error:
> 'Unable to copy the initialization file to the secondary server '%s' '
> I know this is permission question about the share fold to log file.
> I want to know the following thing:
> one is how to setup permisson about about the share fold to log file?
> two is whether log shpping primary and the secondary db must be run
> in domin mode or not?
>
> thanks in advance!
>|||sorry,I don't understand what you said to the first quesiton?
can you tell furthur detailed information about how to setup the
permisson of shared fold ?sql

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

How to setup cluster ?

Hi,
I've 3 PC. 2 x Win2K AS and 1 Win2K Pro. Is it possible to cluster the 2
Win2K AS as Primary & Secondary while the Win2K Pro serves as the shared disk
server ?
Do I need to get a Raid card for Win2K Pro PC ?
Advice pls.
You might be able to use iSCSI on the XP box, though I have not tested it.
Other then that, you are asking for instructions that probably don't exist,
and if they did would probably not be supported. If you are in need of a
test environment, may I suggest VS 2005?
Cheers,
Rod
MVP - Windows Server - Clustering
http://www.nw-america.com - Clustering
http://msmvps.com/clustering - Blog
"Desmond" <Desmond@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I've 3 PC. 2 x Win2K AS and 1 Win2K Pro. Is it possible to cluster the 2
> Win2K AS as Primary & Secondary while the Win2K Pro serves as the shared
> disk
> server ?
> Do I need to get a Raid card for Win2K Pro PC ?
> Advice pls.
|||Forget about using the Win2K Pro as the 'shared disk server' (I took 'shared
disk server' to mean file server). Get an external RAID controller and some
disks to serve as the shared disks, and use the two Win2K AS as the nodes.
Linchi
"Desmond" <Desmond@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BD968661-3225-4791-A263-2AEC7212A1A4@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I've 3 PC. 2 x Win2K AS and 1 Win2K Pro. Is it possible to cluster the 2
> Win2K AS as Primary & Secondary while the Win2K Pro serves as the shared
> disk
> server ?
> Do I need to get a Raid card for Win2K Pro PC ?
> Advice pls.
|||If this is for production please be sure that you have read the following
KB article and are aware of the limitations of a non-dertified solution:
327518 INF: The Microsoft Support Policy for a SQL Server Failover Cluster
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=327518
To setup a test enviroment you will need at least one external SCSI drive
or ability to setup using iSCSI
Dave Whitney
SQL Support
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