In one of my last blog postings I have already described a common pitfall when you try to add a new Replica into an Availability Group. In today’s blog posting I want to talk a little bit more about how you can add a Replica back into an Availability Group – when you have removed …
Adding a Replica back into a SQL Server Availability Group + read more
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Last week I have blogged about how you can run the Availability Group traffic through a different network card. In today’s blog posting I want to talk about some side effects of this approach when you want to add a new Replica into an existing Availability Group. Add new Replicas SQL Server Management Studio is …
Adding Replicas into existing Availability Groups + read more
When you deploy a new SQL Server Availability Group, the synchronization traffic between all replicas is routed by default always through your default network card. In today’s blog posting I want to show you how you can configure your SQL Server Availability Group, so that the network traffic goes through a dedicated different network card. …
How to run the Availability Group Traffic on a different NIC + read more
Last week I have talked about the basic concepts behind Automatic Seeding in SQL Server 2016 Availability Groups. In today’s blog posting I want to continue by talking about Compression optimizations available in combination with Automatic Seeding. How do I enable Compression? If you are using Automatic Seeding when you add replicas or new databases …
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