1. SQL2005 Cluster Build

2. IP Request Request 6 IP Addresses – One for EACH SQL virtual server (2) – One for the cluster – One for Distributed Transaction Server – One for physical node server A – One for physical node server B

3. Name Request 2 Server Names for the Nodes – NC006QAD05D, NC006QAD064 1 Cluster Name – NC006QK021 1 MSDTC Name – NC006DTC01B 2 Virtual SQL Instance Names – NC006QVSQL01B, NC006QVSQL01C

4. Registry Settings Login to each node with the service account Give “LocalService” account READ access, and “Service Accounts” R/W access to: HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Se curePipeServers\winreg Give “Service Accounts” Full Control to: HKLM\Software\Microsoft HKLM\Cluster

5. Storage 2 1GB LUNs – Quorum, MSDTC 2 100 GB LUNs – TempDV 2 150 GB LUNs – Log 2 250 GB LUNs – Backup 2 500 GB LUNs – Data All should be visible from both nodes in Disk Management

6. Create partitions and format NTFS Quick (64K) LetterLabelSize (GB) PMSDTC1 QQuorum1 RTempDB_1100 SData_1500 TLogs_1150 UBackup_1250 VTempDB_2100 WData_2500 XLogs_2150 YBackup_2250

7. Network 2 Front/Back NICS Teamed – TEAM 1 PXE NIC – HEARTBEAT – ONLY Internet Protocol and HP Network Checked – NO default gateway, DNS, WINS, UNCHECK Register DNS

9. In Network Connections, set Binding order TEAM first

10. MSCS Setup Run Cluster Administrator Select Create New Enter the cluster name, IP address Use the SQL Service Account for the cluster service Click the Quorum button to select disk Q:

11. Cluster Network Set HEARTBEAT to Internal only

12. Create MSDTC Group Add MSDTC Group Add P: drive as a Physical Disk Resource Add MSDTC IP Address Add MSDTC Name and make dependant on IP Address Add Distributed Transaction Coordinator, dependant on Network Name and Disk

13. Install MSDTC Login to server with local admin account Go to add/remove Windows components Add Enable network DTC access under Application Server Bring MSDTC group online

14. Add Second Node Open Cluster Admin and select Add nodes Select the second node name

15. Create Virtual Server Groups Create 2 new Cluster Groups with the name of your SQL Virtual Instances Add the Physical Disk resources for each instance Bring the group online Move the group to make sure it fails over correctly

16. Should look like this

18. Install SQL2005 Login to the second node and run SQL Setup. Cancel install after it installs the Prerequisites. Check Task Manager for any other logged in sessions, then LOGOFF – If there are any remote desktop sessions logged on, SQL Installation will fail on the first node.

19. Run Setup on the first node Install Database, Analysis – clustered Install Workstation Component Click Advanced Change Install drive to E: for Database Services, Analysis Services, and Client Components Change Data Files to S: or W: depending on instance

21. Select Named Instance Use ISQLQ01 (for QA) for the first instance Use ISQLQ02 for the second instance Enter your virtual server name – Example: NC006QVSQL01F Enter your Virtual Server IP address

22. Choose the Cluster group that matches the virtual server name Select the Data files location – S: or W: Use the service account you used for Cluster Services for the SQL Service account Domain Groups: – corp\RS.ETI.SQL.SQL.Server.QA – corp\RS.ETI.SQL.SQL.Agent.QA

24. Install Service Pack Install SP3

25. Configure MSDTC Go to administrative tools / component services Expand Component Services to My Computer Right click / properties / msdtc tab / security configuration

27. Verify Failover the cluster groups Open Enterprise Manager and confirm instances