I come across folks all the time who are in the planning stages with
E2K3 and have A/A clustering in their design. It's mind boggling. At one
client I recommended they fire their consultant for having recommended
such a design; apparently the consultant was listening in as a silent
participant on their end to the call. Things got very interesting very
quickly.

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Fyodorov, Andrey FTL
Posted At: Monday, September 05, 2005 11:06 PM
Posted To: swynk
Conversation: Exchange Cluster and SP1
Subject: RE: Exchange Cluster and SP1


It is not your fault, but still who made the decision to install an
active-active Exchange 2003 cluster? I mean in the era of Exchange 2003,
most people should know better.

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Web
Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 3:14 PM
To: Exchange Discussions
Subject: Exchange Cluster and SP1

I have just joined a company which has an Active-Active Exchange 2003
cluster both on Windows 2003. I like to update the Windows servers to
SP1 and also update Exchange boxes to SP1. My plan is to fail-over one
node to the other, update the OS and then install Exchange SP1, then
fail-back to the newly updated Exchange server and do the same thing on
the other. My concern is once the first node is updated with SP1 will
not the fail-back have problem because the IS on the 2nd node is still
pre-SP1? Does anyone have any suggestions.

Thanks 


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