To follow this article, you should be aware of basic things like Domain controller, Public, Private network, Subnet etc.Objective In this article, we are going to learn, how to perform Domain controller and domain client nodes set-up and add two or more windows servers as a node into the domain controller domain and cluster by moving windows server node from local group to domain group.Windows server is a Microsoft operating system which is used as Platform to host SQL Server functionality.There are many pre-requisites which we need to complete to configure AlwaysOn windows server, which we will explore in upcoming articles. To view or ask questions about Workstation Pro, visit the VMware Workstation Pro Community.Domain Controller and Domain Client Node setup for AlwaysON High Availabilityĭomain Controller and Domain Client Node setup for AlwaysON High Availability SQLShack SQL Server training Espaol Domain Controller and Domain Client Node setup for AlwaysON High Availability Januby Priyanka Devre In this series of AlwaysOn High availability configuration in SQL Server, I am going to write step by step articles from pre-requisite to end configuration.This may help beginners who are going to configure for the first time.AlwaysON is one of the High availability options in SQL Server which is used for a Disaster recovery solution.To configure AlwaysOn High availability, we should know some basic knowledge of Windows Server.
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