Tag: Always On Availability Groups (AAG)
Creating SQL Logins in an Always On Availability Group (AG) Environment
In an Always On Availability Group (AG) environment, SQL logins must be configured with consistent Security Identifiers (SIDs) across all replicas to avoid issues like orphaned users and ensure seamless authentication during failovers. In this blog post we’ll demo creating a SQL login, replicating it to secondary replica…
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