This post demonstrates how to build SQL-Server High Availability feature Always On. All the step by step building procedures make use of Virtual machine, Windows OS, Networks, Active Directory Domain, DNS, Firewall, SQL Server, Clustering, etc.
Contents
- Build VMs for Domain Controller Role and Windows Server Failover Cluster Nodes
- Install SQL Server 2019 onto MSSQLNODE1 and MSSQLNODE2
- Create a Firewall Rule to Allow Connections Between VIRTUALLAB.COM Environment
- Setup VM Machine VIRTUALLABDC as Domain Controller
- Set Up DNS for Domain Controller
- Configure Networks and Join the Domain for MSSQLNODE1 and MSSQLNODE2
- Create AD Service Account
- Install Failover Clustering Features
- Configure Failover Clustering between MSSQLNODE1 and MSSQLNODE 2
- Enable SQL Server 2019 Always On Availability Groups Feature
- Create and Configure SQL Server Always On Availability Groups
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