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SQL Server 2017 AlwaysOn in Azure on VMs<br />
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When in Azure, do I also need a load balancer for the windows cluster with a probe port? I have a SQL Server listener and in the Azure portal I created a LoadBalancer with probe port of 59999, however when I attempt to perform a fail-over from SQL1 -&gt; to -&gt; SQL2 the availability group hangs and does not fail over without me having to open cluster manager and bring resources online. I think this might be due to the windows cluster not having a probe port and being under a load balancer.<br />
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Can anybody confirm this and point me to some good articles on the proper way to create an AlwaysOn Availability Group in Azure.<br />
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Thanks experts!
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SQL Server 2017 AlwaysOn in Azure on VMs

When in Azure, do I also need a load balancer for the windows cluster with a probe port? I have a SQL Server listener and in the Azure portal I created a LoadBalancer with probe port of 59999, however when I attempt to perform a fail-over from SQL1 -> to -> SQL2 the availability group hangs and does not fail over without me having to open cluster manager and bring resources online. I think this might be due to the windows cluster not having a probe port and being under a load balancer.

Can anybody confirm this and point me to some good articles on the proper way to create an AlwaysOn Availability Group in Azure.

Thanks experts!

SQL Server 2017 AlwaysOn using Azure VMs (IaaS) not failing over automatically

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