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Can some one please provide the steps or the related site/video to change the sql service account password on active/active nodes on sql 2008/2005. Please help. This is the first time I am chaning in cluster failover servers and I am very nervous. If anybody find the video please provide the link. Thanks
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Use SQL Server Configuration Manager to change the service account password. It will take care of the rest. You may find this discussion useful.
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| Any video link on this subject?
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YouTube may have some videos. But for this topic the duration of the video may be of few seconds
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| There is no true active/active for SQL. You have one instance on one node, and another instance on the other. They're essentially two separate servers, so change the password on both as you would any normal server.
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