Question for the experts: MSCS how to know when it last failed over ?

**Lucifer Box** · 21 June 2006, 07:51

Wrong forum, Milan. This should be in "Technical". Here you will just abuse and flippant answers. Well, hopefully anyway. I could do with a laugh this morning.

**milanbenes** · 21 June 2006, 07:53

less of it, just get me the answer

Milan.

**Clownio** · 21 June 2006, 07:55

It's 24

No hang on .............17.

**milanbenes** · 21 June 2006, 07:59

nothing in the event viewer either

Milan.

**Lucifer Box** · 21 June 2006, 07:59

I did try and warn you.

Keep it up, chaps. Can't have regulars blatently violating forum protocol. It sets a bad example to the new boys.

**PRC1964** · 21 June 2006, 08:29

Originally posted by milanbenes

Morning All,

experts, I have MSCS and SQL Server.

Is there any kind of logging on MSCS which will tell me
when the last failover from one side to the other happened ?

Thanks,

Milan.

Fail? What are you talking about? These are Microsoft products and as such they do not fail.

**Clownio** · 21 June 2006, 08:33

Originally posted by milanbenes

Morning All,

experts, I have MSCS and SQL Server.

Is there any kind of logging on MSCS which will tell me
when the last failover from one side to the other happened ?

Thanks,

Milan.

OK I'll try and help. Can you just give me a bit of info?

What is/are MSCS and SQL Server ?

Oh , and what's Microsoft?

**DaveB** · 21 June 2006, 08:34

Originally posted by milanbenes

less of it, just get me the answer

Milan.

42.

**sasguru** · 21 June 2006, 08:43

In a little bit of a panic, Milan, are we? I'm sure soneone as wise as you has a Plan B? Oh I see, posting on here WAS your Plan B? Just as good as your real Plan B then ....

Question for the experts: MSCS how to know when it last failed over ?