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  • RE: Restoring Features

    Very good question.

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    Points don't matter. What matters is that people understand the concept. And I find that the Browser is actually one of the most misunderstood concepts in SQL to...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    I did this (netstat -a -b -n) on a non-clustered box:

    UDP 0.0.0.0:1434 *:* ...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    Exactly. You don't configure it. SQL Server Browser for the DB engine listens on UDP 1434 and that cannot change because it is hard coded. The trick...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    SanDroid (7/12/2011)


    jeff.mason (7/12/2011)


    ...A little later it says this:

    "SQL Server Browser is not a clustered resource and does not support failover from one cluster node to the other. Therefore, in the...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    mtassin (7/12/2011)


    SanDroid (7/12/2011)


    jeff.mason (7/12/2011)


    The answer (assuming you mean the DB engine and not SSAS) is ALWAYS UDP 1434. It may listen on UDP 1434 of IP_ANY, but still UDP...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    SanDroid (7/12/2011)


    jeff.mason (7/12/2011)


    The answer (assuming you mean the DB engine and not SSAS) is ALWAYS UDP 1434. It may listen on UDP 1434 of IP_ANY, but still UDP 1434.

    We...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    SanDroid (7/12/2011)


    jeff.mason (7/12/2011)


    IP_ANY is JUST an address!

    IP_ANY just tells the system to use all IP addresses. It specifies nothing about the port.

    As was already pointed out...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    mtassin (7/12/2011)


    Trey Staker (7/12/2011)


    Thanks for the question. I learned a lot not only from the question but especially from the discussion. I did't know what IP_ANY was.

    I'm beginning...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    SanDroid (7/12/2011)


    jeff.mason (7/12/2011)


    SanDroid, let's put it this way:

    From a client you connect to a named instance by instance name and not by port.

    On the cluster, on both nodes, you close...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    Gianluca Sartori (7/12/2011)


    jeff.mason (7/12/2011)


    SanDroid, let's put it this way:

    From a client you connect to a named instance by instance name and not by port.

    On the cluster, on both nodes, you...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    SanDroid, let's put it this way:

    From a client you connect to a named instance by instance name and not by port.

    On the cluster, on both nodes, you close UDP 1434...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    SanDroid (7/12/2011)


    This whole post was just wrong. Not enough coffee yet. Content has been removed by Author.. 😛 😎

    Ah, cool, then only pay attention to factual content in my...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    SanDroid (7/12/2011)


    Great question - It seems that the difference between an IP client application listening "PORT" and a Server IP listening port not well understood, especially on cluster server.

    I don't...

  • RE: SQL Server Browser

    Thinking about this more and I am more convinced. IP_ANY would make a difference if you had multiple instances on a cluster, a common thing. Each instance gets...

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