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Hi Vidit, <br />
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Thanks for your reply. Should I need to run the below command without any parameter?<br />
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Set-DatabaseAvailabilityGr<wbr />oup -Identity DAG-Name
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Yes that's correct nothing else required, we are trying to just replicate the dag settings to cluster
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Yeah that's right...I was hoping to replicate the configuration the force removal should have been last options!!<br />
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Cheers mate!
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I have removed the server from the DAG using the below command as I want to shutdown/decommission the server. The server has been removed from the DAG but it has not been removed from the cluster. <br />
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Remove-DatabaseAvailabilit<wbr />yGroupServ<wbr />er -Identity DAG -MailboxServer MBX01 -ConfigurationOnly<br />
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How can I remove it from the cluster as it showing in the cluster if I run the command Get-ClusterNode?
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I have removed the server from the DAG using the below command as I want to shutdown/decommission the server. The server has been removed from the DAG but it has not been removed from the cluster. 

Remove-DatabaseAvailabilityGroupServer -Identity DAG -MailboxServer MBX01 -ConfigurationOnly

How can I remove it from the cluster as it showing in the cluster if I run the command Get-ClusterNode?

How to Remove the Server From The Cluster

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