- Up to 8 nodes in SQL Server 2005, 16 nodes in SQL Server 2008.
- No remote execution on the cluster nodes. We can now upgrade or patch a cluster with minimal downtime. Updates and service packs must be apply on each node separately; setup must be executed on each node. The same to add a new node, setup must be executed on each node.
- Service packs can now be uninstalled.
- SQL Server 2008 are not supported on WOW mode.
- MSDTC was required as a cluster resource to install SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 clusters. SQL Server 2008 does not have that requirement anymore to install a cluster.
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Showing posts with label SQL Cluster 2008 Differences. Show all posts
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13 September 2012
Easy Notable Differences in 2008 SQL Cluster
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