How to: Virtual Cluster Microsoft Windows 2003 R2
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I was able to successfully install Clustering using Virtual Box.
Node 1 and 2 are using Windows Server 2003, I use FreeNAS to simulate the NAS shared disk. ; )
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Hi guys..... I’m trying to create a Server cluster using Virtual BOX and the host operating system is 2003 R2 Enterprise. .... But how can I make a Virtual NAS storage system accessible to all nodes? Is that possible?
I am doing some training on Server clustering but I want to do it virtually and I don’t have access to a NAS storage system. Is it somehow possible to emulate a NAS so all the nodes see it and are able to store data?
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This cluster is a good example of high availability.
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basicly he is saying that before vmware could actually do redundancy they used this method to protect their server asset...
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wtf. what am I supposed to learn here. there isn't even audio
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Well if you understand clustering in a general sense (2 identical hosts/servers acting together) then you will understand Virtual Clustering.
Before VMWare was the big thing, people had 2+ servers acting as hosts for say, a SAN storage array. They would set them up in Windows Clustering to back each other up in the event of hardware/system failure.
Virtual Clustering is the same except the servers/hosts arn't physical, they are virtual servers.
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whats a virtual cluster and where is the sound.
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Yes, is possible create a shared quorum disk:
1 -Create on virtual disk on virtual machine
2- Set it as NAS
3 - Format the disk
4- Create Quorum disk
5- Set it as resource for two ou more nodes.
I have an other video here when I built SQL Server Cluster
jaguaracisilva 1 year ago
You can see other video "SQL Server 2005 cluster using windows 2003 and virtual server 2005 R2". I did make two nodes using cluster servers in a virtualization environment.
jaguaracisilva 1 year ago