moount points

I know how to create mount point in windows 20003 cluster, I am not sure how
to set it up with SQL 2005 running on the cluster.
Does sql need to be dependant on any of the disks? I have tried looking for
a guide, but cannot find.
current setup active active cluster running. I need to add san space which
will hold the databases. The san will be carved up into drive letters. each
drive letter will hold 3 mount points.
ie.
node 1
J:-2 mount point
k:2 mount point
l:2 mount point
node 2-
r:-2 mount point
s:2 mount point
t:2 mount point
each node would be able to own the disk if the other node failed over.
any help is appreciate. I have tried books online etc.. cannot find a good
step by step.;
Vision,
there are three area's you want to get familiar with prior to setting up a
production cluster
1) how to setup mountpoints in a cluster
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/280297
2) Be aware of this one, I have seen this once or twice after installing
SP1, if you do not have the symptom you do not need the hotfix.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/898790
3) SQL 2005 and mount points
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/sql/2005/physdbstor.mspx
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/819546
Test everything thoroughly before you put this into any production.
HTH,
_Edwin.
"vision" <vision@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I know how to create mount point in windows 20003 cluster, I am not sure
how
> to set it up with SQL 2005 running on the cluster.
> Does sql need to be dependant on any of the disks? I have tried looking
for
> a guide, but cannot find.
> current setup active active cluster running. I need to add san space
which
> will hold the databases. The san will be carved up into drive letters.
each
> drive letter will hold 3 mount points.
> ie.
> node 1
> J:-2 mount point
> k:2 mount point
> l:2 mount point
> node 2-
> r:-2 mount point
> s:2 mount point
> t:2 mount point
> each node would be able to own the disk if the other node failed over.
> any help is appreciate. I have tried books online etc.. cannot find a
good
> step by step.;