Implementing SQL Server Transparent Data Encyrption (TDE)
We are trying to Implement Transparent Data Encyrption (TDE) on Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Enterprise Edition (64-bit) (SP2) (11.0.5343.0) under Veritas Cluster Server 5.1 with three nodes, but have had problems. The OS is Windows 2012 R2. Has anybody been able to successfully implement TDE? If so, can you give me any advice, tips, caveats, etc.? Neither Veritas support nor Microsoft have any answers. I haven't been able to find anything posted already in this community or forums. Thank you for your help.
SQL Server with Veritas HA
Hi All, I am configuring SQL Cluster using VERITAS HA and DR replication using VVR, I have configured the cluster and storage as per the cluster implimentation document with same sql instance installations but in SQL Server agent configuration wizard it gives an error stating there are no instances available to configure. can someone help me with a solution for the issue I'm facing? Windows Server 2012 R2 SQL Server version 2012 Veritas Infoscale version 7 BR,Veritas Cluster
I need to know the licensing method if i am planning to run 4 Node Window cluster on Virtual machine. 1) Physical Machine having Dual CPU with 12 core ( Intel Xeon E5). 2) Virtual Machine having 16 vcpu each . So need to understand how many license i need to buy to create 4 node Vertias Cluster and which license type . Quick help is appreciated.
Storage Foundation 5.1 compatibility with HP StoreServ 7000/8000
Dear colleagues, The question is simple: is HP StoreServ 7000/8000 compatible with Storage Foundation 5.1? HCL for Storage Foundation 5.1 (http://www.veritas.com/docs/000008646) does not contain any information regarding StoreServ 7000/8000. HCL for SF 6.0 (http://www.veritas.com/docs/000011772) has StoreServ 7000/8000 compatibility included. So will StoreServ 7000/8000 be backward compatible with Storage Foundation 5.1? Are there any specifiic differences between SF 5.1 anf SF 6.0 that could prevent StoreServ from backward compatibility?"vxdmpadm pathinfo" reports "internal disk" for Hitachi Luns
Dear all, I have the following infrastructure: Two Windows physical servers in a VCS cluster. Serversare using Hitachi SAN LDEVs. Veritas DMP is used for I/O multipathing. My problem is that on one of the nodes, the command "vxdmpadm pathinfo" returns "internal disk" messages for all the external Hitachi LDEVs. The other nodes is reporting the paths properly as expected. Example: Harddisk23: is an internal disk and no DMP information can be found. I should state that the server does not seem to suffer from any issues with accessing the Hitachi LDEVs. Can you please help me understand - Why does vxdmpadm returns this incorret message? Should any corrective actions be taken? Is this a source for concern? Thank you all in advance.