Microsoft Cluster

[FM]

Hello:

Is it possible to have clustered two db2 instances?

Thanks in advance?

[shenanwei@gmail.com]

Re: Microsoft Cluster

it is fully supported.
use db2mscs.

FM wrote:

Hello:
>
Is it possible to have clustered two db2 instances?
>
Thanks in advance?

[Larry]

Re: Microsoft Cluster

Not sure what you mean by "clustered two db2 instances". You can cluster
one instance using MSCS.

Larry Edelstein

FM wrote:

Hello:
>
Is it possible to have clustered two db2 instances?
>
Thanks in advance?
>

[Ian]

Re: Microsoft Cluster

Larry wrote:

Not sure what you mean by "clustered two db2 instances". You can cluster
one instance using MSCS.
>

I'll bet the OP was asking if you have have 2 instances set up for
failover under MSCS. So, for example, both servers in a cluster are
active and acting as a failover for each other (as opposed to having
1 server just sitting idle).


And, as someone else pointed out, the answer to that question is yes.
Each instance appears as a separate group in the cluster adminisrator.

[Larry]

Re: Microsoft Cluster

I don't believe DB2 supports this using MSCS if you mean active-active
.... same database ... without 3rd party sw. Now if the two databases are
different, that is a different story ... you can accomplish this using MSCS.

Larry Edelstein

Ian wrote:

Larry wrote:
>

>Not sure what you mean by "clustered two db2 instances". You can
>cluster one instance using MSCS.
>>

>
I'll bet the OP was asking if you have have 2 instances set up for
failover under MSCS. So, for example, both servers in a cluster are
active and acting as a failover for each other (as opposed to having
1 server just sitting idle).
>
>
And, as someone else pointed out, the answer to that question is yes.
Each instance appears as a separate group in the cluster adminisrator.
>