Installing the Failover Cluster Feature and Tools in Windows Server . . . Installing Failover Clustering feature using Server Manager The Failover Clustering feature can be installed with either Server Manager or Windows PowerShell cmdlets In Server Manager, the Add Roles and Features Wizard is used to add roles and\or features
Step-By-Step: Creating a SQL Server Always On Availability Group Step 2: Enabling Windows Failover Clustering Configuration for SQL Server At this point, proper Active Directory rights are required to configure the Windows Server Failover Cluster Microsoft provides a complete listing of different Active Directory permissions able to create a Windows Server Failover Cluster
Dynamic Clustering Aggregation with Custom Styling in Bubble Layer Why is clustering aggregation with custom styling useful? Clustering aggregation with custom styling is a useful feature that enhances the user experience and the data analysis By using clustering aggregation, you can avoid the clutter and overlapping of data points on the map, and get a quick overview of the data distribution and density
Failover Clustering Networking Basics and Fundamentals In this blog, I want to talk about Failover Clustering and Networking Networking is a fundamental key with Failover Clustering that sometimes is overlooked but can be the difference in success or failure In this blog, I will be hitting on all facets from the basics, tweaks, multi-site stretch, and Storage Spaces Direct
Deploying IIS on a Failover Cluster | Microsoft Community Hub However there has been a demand for IIS high-availability using Failover Clustering, so persistent data can be saved on shared storage Some use Failover Clustering to monitor the IIS Service (specifically the WWW Service) to ensure that it stays up and running, and can restart or failover if it crashes
Clustering: What exactly is a File Share Witness and when should I use . . . What is a FSW and how does it differ from a disk? All this discussion about votes is a perfect segue into what a File Share Witness (FSW) is and how it differs from a witness disk A FSW is simply a file share that you may create on a completely separate server from the cluster to act like a disk for tie-breaker scenarios when quorum needs to be established The share could reside on a file
Hyper-V live migration network selection in Windows Server 2025 Microsoft continues to bring innovation and improvements to our Hyper-V platform Live migration has been around for a while and is a key component to managing virtual machines (VMs) With Windows Server 2025 you will see improvements that make Hyper-V more reliable, increase scale, and improve performance This article covers an improvement with Live Migration, and you can expect to see more