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Does microsoft provide an SNMP MIB to monitor an instance of a SQL Cluster? I see that there is a MIB for MSSQL, but i dont see any relavant information pertaining to clustering. 
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Does microsoft provide an SNMP MIB to monitor an instance of a SQL Cluster? I see that there is a MIB for MSSQL, but i dont see any relavant information pertaining to clustering. 

MSSQL Clustering monitoring via SNMP

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