Yes, it will be an asynchronous Availability Group with manual failover. I have done some testing on it and it seems to be working properly. There are a...

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I was able to create a single Windows Cluster that includes all four nodes and one SQL Server Failover installation per geographic site. That way, it's most similar...

I'm attempting to do it, but without SAN-to-SAN replication since mine can't do synchronous replication between the two geographic locations.

I'm hoping to do one WSFC with two SQL...

So..............

If I join four nodes to one WSFC, do I create two SQL Server failover cluster install and two Add node to a SQL Server failover cluster? One SQL...

Or perhaps each node in the multi subnet cluster has their own volumes in which case, I would need twice the volumes than I thought?

Any help or insight...

Can someone please clarify how to set up the SANs with multi subnet clusters?

I have two VMs in one location and two VMs in another location and a...

Nevermind. I resolved it.

Ok, I guess no one knows...

I just found out that passive failover rights is a SA benefit...

I am having issues with mount points... For some reason, SQL Server is saying that I don't have enough space to restore a database when I have (according to...

I've created a VM with Windows Server 2016 and created a SQL 2016 failover cluster with another VM... I'm currently in the process of copying a full backup of...

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Thank you very much! I'm going to test this out. I will be upgrading from 2008 R2 to 2016 (whenever it comes out) so I would like to...

Yes, I do. I also read that eight data files should be the minimum if the server has more than eight cores (server will have 16 cores on two...

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I was wondering what you think about having two volumes for TempDB (data and log) or should I split up my tempdb files (I have eight) into two volumes...