multi sql-cluster-instances with no default port & no instance name

  • Hi@All

    Unfortunately, until now no one could help me :crying:

    Did I described the problem to bad?

    I want to address the cluster instances without an instance name, but without the default port (1433).

    That would simplify migrating to a new cluster.

    thx

  • I assume you got that from here?

    http://www.trycatchfinally.net/2009/05/accessing-a-clustered-sql-server-instance-without-the-instance-name/

    Could you just ask your networks people (or whoever does it) to open whichever port it is that you want to use?

  • sn@ke (12/9/2015)


    instance01/name01 Port: 10000

    instance02/name02 Port: 10001

    please note, connections should be made to

    instance01ame01

    instance02ame02

    it's not recommended to set 1433 on named instances, use a high range static port for the named instances and 1433 for a default instance

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