Cluster under sqlserver 2000

I would like to know if the clustering under sqlserver 2000 works fine.
Could you give some pointers in order to install a cluster under sqlserver ?
Best regardsorion30,
Yes SQL Server has fault tolerance capabilities which can be implemented with
the help of its clustering feature. SQL Server has two types of cluster
configuration ie Active/Active and Active/Passive cluster.
A cluster is a safeguard for fault tolerance for the servers, the operating
system, and the software. You can safeguard the data with the help of shared
disk arrays.
MS has a clustering feature to its operating system in Windows NT 4.0 Enterprise
Edition / WIN2K advanced & datacenter servers, this clustering feature is called
MSCS ie Microsoft Clustering Server. SQL Server's enterprise edition ships with
Clustering feature(Virtual Server).
For more information on cluster visit this url
http://www.sql-server-performance.com/clustering_intro1.asp
Also you can post your queries to more relevent newgroup
microsoft.public.sqlserver.clustering
-- Vishal
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> I would like to know if the clustering under sqlserver 2000 works fine.
> Could you give some pointers in order to install a cluster under sqlserver ?
> Best regards
>