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You are deploying a SharePoint farm that uses an AlwaysOn availability group. We recommend the following installation sequence and key configuration steps. Match the tasks from the left column to…
Box 1: Create a Windows Server failover cluster. Box 2: Enable AlwaysOn and Named Pipes on the server. Box 3: Create and configure an availability group for the relevant nodes. Box 4: Add the necessary databases to the availability group. Box 5: Configure the content databases…
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Box 1: Create a Windows Server failover cluster. Box 2: Enable AlwaysOn and Named Pipes on the server. Box 3: Create and configure an availability group for the relevant nodes. Box 4: Add the necessary databases to the availability group. Box 5: Configure the content databases as read-only. Box 6: Configure database mirroring for automatic failover.
Note: Process overview We recommend the following installation sequence and key configuration steps to deploy a SharePoint farm that uses an AlwaysOn availability group: Step 1) Setup or create a Windows Server failover cluster. Install SQL Server 2012 on each cluster node. Step 3) Create and configure an availability group. Install and configure SharePoint 2013. Step 4) Add the SharePoint databases to the availability group. Test failover for the availability group. Step 5) Before you can create an Availability Group for SharePoint Foundation 2013 or SharePoint Server 2013, you must prepare the SQL Server 2012 environment. To prepare the environment, complete the following tasks: Install the SQL Server prerequisites.
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