To resolve this problem, you must recover your SQL Server
computer. To do so, use one of the following methods. These methods are listed
in the order of preference.
- Upgrade your existing installation to a SQL Server 2000
virtual server.
- Remove the SQL Server computer from the cluster, and then
continue to use the SQL Server computer as a stand-alone server without cluster
functionality.
- Format and reinstall by using the information in the
following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
219264 Order of installation for SQL Server 7.0 clustering setup
Note This issue can occur when Veritas' Backup Exec 9.0 for Windows
Servers is installed on SQL Server 7.0 Clusters. For more information, see the Veritas Technote that is available at the following website:
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