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Default How to Write Dot Net and Vb6 Applications that are Cluster Aware - 11-07-2007 , 10:00 AM






I need to write a Windows Service to be installed onto a Clustered Server.
Besides the references that I have reported in the post at
http://forums.asp.net/p/450164/1994483.aspx#1994483, are there any
instructions on MSDN that are specific to Dot Net application as opposed to
C++?

Also any information on writing a VB6 application to be cluster aware would
be appreciated.

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Default Re: How to Write Dot Net and Vb6 Applications that are Cluster Aware - 11-11-2007 , 12:32 PM






By cluster-aware, they mean don't reference server1 versus server2
rather reference the cluster instead. Use this rule of thumb: if it
isn't shared (cluster IP address, cluster shared drive, etc...), don't
use it in your code.

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"Tatworth" <Tatworth (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote


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I need to write a Windows Service to be installed onto a Clustered Server.
Besides the references that I have reported in the post at
http://forums.asp.net/p/450164/1994483.aspx#1994483, are there any
instructions on MSDN that are specific to Dot Net application as opposed to
C++?

Also any information on writing a VB6 application to be cluster aware would
be appreciated.


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