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Clustering Services in VB.NET

Hi all,

Is there any clustering services available for .NET? As I understand it,
Windows servers ship with Microsoft Clustering Services, is there any way
to interface into it via .NET?

If not, has anyone wrote a .NET wrapper for MSCS?

Any other alternatives besides using C++?

Thanks : )

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Nov 21 '05 #1
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Lucas Tam wrote:
Hi all,

Is there any clustering services available for .NET? As I understand it,
Windows servers ship with Microsoft Clustering Services, is there any way
to interface into it via .NET?

If not, has anyone wrote a .NET wrapper for MSCS?

Any other alternatives besides using C++?

Thanks : )


yes, I cannot remember exactly, but on MSDN there is a page on how to do
this. It is very easy (although I did it in VB6!!!!).

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Nov 21 '05 #2
Daniel <da****@madridmadridsoleado.com> wrote in news:ugYfMKraFHA.2212
@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl:
yes, I cannot remember exactly, but on MSDN there is a page on how to do
this. It is very easy (although I did it in VB6!!!!).


Wow, good to know that you did in VB6... and it worked.

Do you remember any "Gotchas" with MSCS?

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Lucas Tam wrote:
Daniel <da****@madridmadridsoleado.com> wrote in news:ugYfMKraFHA.2212
@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl:

yes, I cannot remember exactly, but on MSDN there is a page on how to do
this. It is very easy (although I did it in VB6!!!!).

Wow, good to know that you did in VB6... and it worked.

Do you remember any "Gotchas" with MSCS?


Not that I remember although I was only using it to read cluster info,
not change it.

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Daniel
MCSE, MCP+I, MCP in Windows 2000/NT

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Nov 21 '05 #4

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