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This deals with sire A going completely offline network, versus network working, while the actual servers failing which deal with having the network Sara flow through VPN to site B.

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Use SQL management studio and connect to the HISDB01.

we will handle this part, like the one I post in the question, DB point to the new AD: 1) Modify Active Directory Server entries in XXX syste, If you do not own your own public IPs, a dr failover will involve a DNS update of the public records to redirect traffic from site A to site B. Internal IPs is of little utility when trying to handle DR as the failover for location deals with network flow redirection.

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so this bring us back to the question on how to mount the updated data files back to DR SQL server when we do the DR drill if the SQL is off while the SAN data replicates, what happnes to the system DBs? logins, etc. can check, but should assume it can't ! so must assume DR SQL server offline during data is replicating.

So FCI primary SQL server data on shared SAN volumn and will replicate to DR server and how can we mount the data file in DR server replicated from FCI end? heard that we can do it from SQL configuration manager on the start up path so it point to the location of master.mdf and ldf ? though while sql was running, not sure whether the underlying data files could be written on the remote side. that's why I am asking for a guide on how to setup/configure the re attache procedure. if the SQL server on the DR side is running, the SAN level changes are unseen by it and possibly would if you restart the SQL service when it rettaches. same data set as it is using hardware replication from other end of the SAN. we converted the node from VM 6.0 to physical and the performance is 10 times faster! Media side while the application is unaware of the changes until it is brought online and supposed to have the underlying data preset when it starts. Any idea on how to mount the logical data file replicated when SQL server started ?ĭR location base, what is the setup?Assume not setup yet and we need to setup one ! Based on the last comment it does not seem to be allways on where the data replicates between sides via the SQL application.is using SQL server 2016 standard FCI with latest CU and SP.

I heard from VM guys who do SAN replication too said right now only one method to use, which use SAN replication to replicate all user DB, including system DB to a remote location so that DR VM will see it in disk level only ! so question now is, how can we mount the system DB and user DB in disk level, which is replicate from, the primary DB? I heard that from SQL configuration manager we can set parameters to mount only the master DB and then the rest of system DB and user DB can be mount automatically AFTER that ? So the process is, ONCE data replication is DONE in SAN level, the DR SQL server can ONLY see new/updated files from remote primary one and DR SQL server just mount the file and just start accordingly.

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It should be, tks, should ONLY check from replication monitor ? Now we have a discussion on that, as the new FCI SQL 2016 all runs on bare metal now, we can't use SRM to do VM only failover (between FCI VM primary to DR VM), so there are a lot of manual steps to replace the SRM part. So fail over or shutdown of cluster should not cause any problem in replication. 2) Replication (log reader and distribution) should continue the work from the last transaction.

is for the change in AD IP host name once SQL server failover to another site, we need SQL server point to the new AD.