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what about the windows fail-over cluster? &nbsp;any billeted list of items i can semi follow? &nbsp;Thx
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what about the windows fail-over cluster?  any billeted list of items i can semi follow?  Thx

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...the plan is since the secondary loc is closing was gong to take opportunity to break\dismantle dag. &nbsp;I dot have complete plan for that process yet either. &nbsp;Any input? &nbsp;Two member DAG, passive willy nilly fails over. I have it blocked with Set-MailboxServer –Identity &lt;Passive Server&gt; – DatabaseCopyAutoActivation<wbr />Policy Blocked. &nbsp;Been this way for at least a year now. <br />
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DNS was never quite set right to get used to reroute to passive when it becomes primary during failover and while it may have worked with consult company implemented never voluntarily tested it again. &nbsp; Every so often it will failover since block and I will eventually use cluster group &quot;cluster group&quot; move to get things back online and db back to primary(where I'm at). etc...
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...the plan is since the secondary loc is closing was gong to take opportunity to break\dismantle dag.  I dot have complete plan for that process yet either.  Any input?  Two member DAG, passive willy nilly fails over. I have it blocked with Set-MailboxServer –Identity <Passive Server> – DatabaseCopyAutoActivationPolicy Blocked.  Been this way for at least a year now. 

DNS was never quite set right to get used to reroute to passive when it becomes primary during failover and while it may have worked with consult company implemented never voluntarily tested it again.   Every so often it will failover since block and I will eventually use cluster group "cluster group" move to get things back online and db back to primary(where I'm at). etc...

Breaking/Dismantle DAB Exchang2010 2 member node HOW-To?

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Exchange

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