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SQL Server DBA Tutorial 47 - Conf Domain Controller & Active Dire. for Always On Availability Groups

SQL Server DBA Tutorial 47 - Configure Domain Controller and Active Directory for SQL Server Always On Availability Groups _____________________________________________________________________ inchirags@gmail.com Chirag's SQL Server DBA Tutorial https://www.chirags.in ***************************************************************************************** Configure Domain Controller and Active Directory for SQL Server Always On Availability Groups * ***************************************************************************************** To begin with, we require the following servers. • Server 1: Primary node in the SQL Server Always On Availability group • Server 2: It acts as a Secondary node for SQL Server Always On Availability group • Server 3: We require a server for configuring domain controller and active directory We prepared the following VMs for our demo purposes. Server Name IP address Role SQLNode1 10.93.253.5 Primary Node of SQL AG SQLNode2 10.93.253.6 Secondary Node of SQL AG VDITest3 10.93.253.7 Domain Controller and Active Directory In this article, we will explore the following topics. • Domain controller, active directory and join servers in the configured domain • Assign static IP’s for all virtual machines • Disable firewall settings • Validate and create a cluster Prerequisites • You should follow the article, be ready with the Powered on machines. • You should get a basic knowledge of domain controller, active directory, IP configurations Enable Domain Controller and Active Directory in a virtual machine for SQL Server Always On Availability Groups Before we enable these features and roles, let’s go over their brief description: • Domain Controller: A domain controller servers all security authentications requests for a Windows Server domain. In an organization, each server is a member of the domain controller. We use an FQDN [ServerName].[Domain] to connect with the server • DNS: You cannot remember the IP addresses of all servers. For example, we can easily connect to ChiragS.in , but if you have its IP address, it is difficult to remember all URL’s IP address. It is a standard method to associate names instead of the IP address • Active Directory: It is a container that consists of organization units for all users, their credentials, groups. All users must authenticate themselves to use an organization resource Note : Flow the Process shown in video. 😉Subscribe and like for more videos:    / @chiragmahtoofficial   💛Don't forget to, 💘Follow, 💝Like, 💖Share 💙&, Comment Tutorial Link : https://www.chirags.in/tutorials/micr... Thanks & Regards, Chitt Ranjan Mahto "Chirag" _________________________________________________________________________________________ Note: All scripts used in this demo will be available in our website. Link will be available in description. #ChiragsTutorial #DBATutorial #DBATutorialLearning #DBAEducation #DBATutorialFree #DatabaseTutorial #SQLServerDatabaseTutorial #SQLServerDBATutorial #MicrosoftSQLServerDatabaseTutorial #ChiragsDBATutorial #ChiragsDatabaseTutorial #ChiragsSQLServerDatabaseTutorial #ChiragsSQLServerDBATutorial #Chirags.inSQLServerDBATutorial #ChiragsMicrosoftSQLServerDatabaseTutorial #CreateDatabaseinSQLServer #CreateDatabasewithT-SQL