Run the Invoke-CsBackupServiceSync cmdlet to ensure conferencing data is replicated. SQL Server instance: \sfbbebck, Stores: CentralMgmt You should make sure that the databases are installed before running the ‘New Availability Group Wizard’. You can use the New Availability Group Wizard in the SQL Server Management Studio to create an Availability Group. The databases listed are not part of an AlwaysOn Availability Group. Please confirm that replication has been successful before proceeding setup. Important: Server changes made in Topology Builder must replicate to the servers in your topology.
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Update Skype for Business Server with the changes defined in the topology by running local Setup on each server in the following list. Now we publish the topology but unchecked the CMS creation since we already manually created it: In the Topology Builder, edit the Primary Pool and associate the Backup Pool: Install-CsDatabase -Update -CentralManagementDatabase -SqlServerFqdn -SqlInstanceName SFBBEBCK -UseDefaultSqlPaths In the SQL Management Studio failover the AlwaysOn Availability Group:Īfter connecting to replica, the failover should be successful:īack in the Skype for Business PowerShell and we execute the following cmdlet: In the previous guides related to AlwaysOn it was suggested to change the topology builder, however, we can simplify this without republishing the topology. Step 3 – Add the necessary permissions to the secondary SQL Server node Make sure all check in the validation are successful:Īnd finally the CMS databases will be added to the AlwaysOn Availability Group: Like when we configured AlwaysOn we need to specify a temporary shared folder: In the Wizard, select both CMS databases: Now in SQL Management Studio, right click in the existent AlwaysOn Availability Group and Add Database: Since in this scenario we use the SQL Server Defaults Paths, we don’t need to copy the folder structures using RoboCopy.
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Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance SQL01BCK\SFBBEBCK -Query “ALTER DATABASE SET RECOVERY FULL WITH NO_WAIT ”īackup-SqlDatabase -ServerInstance SQL01BCK\SFBBEBCK -Database xdsīackup-SqlDatabase -ServerInstance SQL01BCK\SFBBEBCK -Database lis Open a PowerShell on the active SQL Server in the Backup Pool Back End, and set the Recovery to Full and Perform a Full Backup: Step 2 – Add the CMS databases to the AlwaysOn Availabilty Group The databases are created but not part of the AlwaysOn Availability Group: Note: We need to specify the FQDN of the SQL Server active node and not the AlwaysOn SQL Listener. Install-CsDatabase -CentralManagementDatabase -SqlServerFqdn -SqlInstanceName SFBBEBCK -UseDefaultSqlPaths Now in a Skype for Business PowerShell execute the following cmdlet: In the following example, SQL01BCK is the active node: Step 1 – Create CMS database in secondary pool back endįirst, we need to take note of which SQL Server node is Primary in the SfB Backup Pool. Please note that in this scenario we use the SQL Server Defaults Paths.
However, we were asked to create another guide when we want to pair two SfB Enterprise Pools where the Primary Pool is hosting the Central Management Store (CMS). We already publish guides to Deploying SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Group for Skype for Business Server 2015 and also SfB Server: Moving Central Management to a pool with SQL Server AlwaysOn BackEnd.
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