3.4.3 MxDB for SQL Server Release Notes
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Matrix DataBase Solution Pack for SQL Server™ Release Notes 4
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• Defect 14549. Installations of SQL Server 2005 SP1 failed because of a
security error in the registry.
• Defect 14558, 14586. When DNS was not configured properly, the SQL
agent and SQL clients could not connect to a Virtual SQL Server. See
the section “DNS Misconfiguration Causes Virtual SQL Server
Connection to Fail” in Chapter 4 of the MxDB for SQL Server
Installation and Administration Guide for information about configuring
DNS.
• Defect 14559. A SQL Server instance would not start because there
were duplicate IP entries in the registry.
• Defect 14573. A SQL Server instance could not be removed after the
associated Virtual SQL Server was rehosted.
• Defect 14585. When the SQL Server service account for an instance
was a domain user account with limited access (i.e., non-local admin),
the associated Virtual SQL Server could not be failed over to a backup
node.
• Defect 14852. A 64-bit SQL instance could not be virtualized on a 32-
bit node.
• Defect 14860. Re-hosting an instance between a 32-bit and 64-bit server
migrated an incorrect configuration that prevented the 64-bit server
from starting the services.
• Defect 14871. A SQL Server 2005 instance with SP1 could not be
uninstalled after it was virtualized.
• Defect 14896. A duplicate IP address in the configuration prevented
the start of SQL virtualization.
• Defect 14904. SQL virtualization did not start when a Virtual SQL
Server was moved from Maintenance to Operational mode because
the registry was not updated.
• Defect 14911. SQL virtualization did not start because the original
vhost registry settings had not been restored.