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Conference decwet::winnt-clusters

Title:	WinNT-Clusters
Notice:	Info directories moved to DECWET::SHARE1$:[NT_CLSTR]
Moderator:	DECWET::CAPPELLOF

Created:	Thu Oct 19 1995
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	863
Total number of notes:	3478

849.0. "ARCserver, Management interface crashes" by 42080::HARRINGTONM () Mon Jun 02 1997 23:33

    I have a 4100 NT Cluster V1.1
    NT 4 SP3
    SQL 6.5 SP2 + SQL Agent
    
    I'm having problems with ARCserver backing up SQL databases on the
    shared media.
    
    The local SQL objects can be seen OK, but when I try to select a
    database on the "S:" drive the ARCserver manager interface crashes.
    
    I've got an autstanding call with Cheyennne, anyone here know of a
    problem in this area ?
    
    Thanks
    
    Mark Harrington

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
849.1	Probably issue between ARCServe and Cluster redirector	SUTRA::16.192.160.196::Bats	Speeding, speeding, I'm always speeding	`Tue Jun 03 1997 03:18`	8
	It could be that the ARCserve application has a problem with the Cluster redirector. Why don't you apply the NT Cluster 1.1 SP1, so you can do away completely with the redirector, and use the normal Windows NT one? That should definitely put to bed these type of problems. Pjotrr
849.2		MSE1::PCOTE	press one now for personal name	`Tue Jun 03 1997 06:49`	19
	To expand abit on .1 Some customers have simply disabled the cluster file system driver from starting on the cluster servers. (control panel - devices - cluster file system) This has eliminated various performance issues with applications (on the servers) that are sensitive to timing issues when connecting to remote file shares or when conducting extensive remote file I/O. I believe that ARCServer falls under this catagory. The ramification is that you can not browse or connect to established cluster shares from the servers but this is generally something that the clients require, not the servers. NT Cluster V1.1-SP1 now offers file share support via NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) which makes the cluster file system driver superfluous. (Providing of course that the clients are running TCP/IP as well)