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How can I migrate SQL multi node cluster along with always-on from one domain to another domain
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Hello,
I have multiple SQL multi node clusters environments and its having always-on configured for databases and all clusters are joined to "abc" domain. Now I want to migrate all my SQL multi node clusters along with always-on to different domain "xyz".
Please help how can I achieve this with minimum administrative and downtime.
Please provide step by step guidance to achieve this.
Windows for business | Windows Server | Storage high availability | Clustering and high availability
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