Sometimes when his/her database infrastructure needs to change, a DBA may need to install an extra SQL Server Instance on his/her production cluster. The only problem with installing a new SQL Server instance on a production cluster is that very often the cluster nodes must be rebooted. To install a new instance it is necessary to plan it after working hours. If you are not familiar with installing a new SQL Server instance on an existing SQL Cluster I have found a great link for you. The author Brad McGehee is the director of DBA education for Red Gate Software and a Microsoft SQL Server MVP. You can find the link here .
Installing an extra SQL Server 2005 instance on a cluster
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