2008-10-23
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RE: sql server not available or access is denied
Because your SQL Servers are in active/active, I assumed you have one default inatance and one named instance. you are able to access the default instance that uses TCP port 1433. The named instance is using another TCP port which you acn find it from SQL Server errorlog. You can work around by creating alias […]
2003-06-04
RE: sql server not available or access is denied
I have an active/active cluster setup. I can access one instance from either node, but the other instance is only accessible if you login locally.
2003-06-04
2003-06-03
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