it all depends on

32 bit or 64 bit

memory available

CPUs available

SQL Server edition

and others besides. For example, What is the servers intended workload?

if for some reason this table does not have a clustered index then simply create into your new filegroup, either way if it is a large table this could take...

hi

sorry, not screenshots of the web pages. Screenshots of the sections in report services configuration manager

configuring IIS and service accounts are way beyond the scope of a post in this...

good man, was gonna be my next suggestion 😉

NazerMohamed (6/2/2010)

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Good that I at least found out that SSRS 2008 does not require IIS. I was thinking it still uses IIS as SQL 2005.

My installation of SSRS is in...

presumably you are currently presenting these over iSCSI?

You would need agreed downtime for your cluster there's no getting away from that.

I would create the new LUNS and attach them...

Hi

couple of questions.

is IIS installed\configured on this server (do you have any websites)?

Are you using a service account for the SSRS service?

Can you post some screenshots for web service URL...

is the backup they have sent you definitely a full backup? Post the results of the following query

restore headeronly from disk = 'drive:\path\backupfilename.bak'

Hi Cindy

glad you found it useful. Remember that clustering is totally separate to SQL Server. SQL Server merely makes...

Bingo, you got it. 😉

Well done!

you may want to try posting in the correct forum in future 😉

The database table you need to query is sys.database_principals, this script should help!

use yourdb

select 'Login name : '...

No give him a taste of his own medicine and throw a few pork chops instead 😀 :laugh:

when you get the error

are you creating a failover cluster instance or adding a node to a failover cluster instance

Hi

Check my tutorial at the following link for installing a SQL Server 2008 clustered instance under VMWare Server 2.0!

which version of SQL Server are you attempting to cluster?