Xi 3.0 on MCSC Windows 2003 64 bits

Please let me know where I can find some document regarding XI 3.0 installation on MSCS ?
Thanks,
John Vinh

For more information on SAP support for MSCS, see SAP Note 106275.
To use SAP Cluster on Windows, you must meet the following prerequisites:
-Enterprise Edition (EE) of SQL Server 2000
-Hardware certified by SAP and approved by Microsoft for MSCS
-SAP data stored on RAID1 and RAID5 disks
SAP recommends you not to use Active-Active configuration of MSCS, in which two SQL Servers coexist on the same cluster.
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