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Creating local users/groups on Win2k3 cluster & general cluster question

Asked by RubinPostaer in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server, Windows 2003 Server

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So I just created my first cluster and everything is working great. I installed SQL 05 on the 2 nodes and the issue I'm having is I'm trying to create local users/groups on the nodes for SQL. So do I have to create the users & groups on both nodes? Are the only things "cluster aware" Microsoft apps & patches? I know i'm new to the cluster game, but you would think everything you did to the cluster would replicate to the other nodes. I guess that's not the case. Thanks in advance everyone.Start Free Trial
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