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Hi Glenn Maxwell,
According to the help file of the New-Cluster cmdlet, this syntax still works for Windows Server 2022. Please refer to the following link.
Best Regards,
Ian Xue
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Glenn Maxwell
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Hi All,
I have two Windows Server 2022 VMs hosted in Azure, where SQL Server will be installed as part of a SQL AG (Distributed Availability Group). I have installed Failover Cluster Manager and want to add two nodes to the cluster. I plan to use an Azure Storage Account as my cloud witness.
For Windows Server 2019, I used the following syntax to add nodes to the cluster. Will the same syntax work for Windows Server 2022? Please guide me.
New-Cluster -Name cluster01 -Node ("server01","server02") -StaticAddress "192.168.10.20" -NoStorage -ManagementPointNetworkType Singleton
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Glenn Maxwell 13,406 Reputation points
2025-02-26T09:16:56.55+00:00 Can I use -ManagementPointNetworkType Singleton in the syntax? These two nodes are in Azure, the storage is Cloud Witness, and they will be in a SQL AG (Distributed Availability Group).
New-Cluster -Name cluster01 -Node ("server01","server02") -StaticAddress "192.168.10.20" -NoStorage -ManagementPointNetworkType Singleton -
Glenn Maxwell 13,406 Reputation points
2025-02-26T09:16:44.1+00:00 Can I use -ManagementPointNetworkType Singleton in the syntax? These two nodes are in Azure, the storage is Cloud Witness, and they will be in a SQL AG (Distributed Availability Group).
New-Cluster -Name cluster01 -Node ("server01","server02") -StaticAddress "192.168.10.20" -NoStorage -ManagementPointNetworkType Singleton