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# SQL Server Always On-Verfügbarkeitsgruppen

Erfahren Sie, welche Konfigurationen von SQL Server Always On-Verfügbarkeitsgruppen Remote Desktop Manager und Devolutions Server über ihre Datenbanktreiber unterstützen.

Die primären Clients von Remote Desktop Manager und Devolutions Server werden mit der .NET-Plattform erstellt. Daher hängen ihre datenbankbezogenen Fähigkeiten oft von den zugrunde liegenden .NET-Bibliotheken ab.

Folglich hängen die unterstützten Verfügbarkeitsgruppen von den Funktionen ab, die der Datenbanktreiber selbst bereitstellt. Die folgenden Typen werden alle unterstützt:

* Anwendungsabsicht
* Subnetzübergreifendes Failover
* Subnetzübergreifendes Failover: schnelleres Endpunkt-Failover innerhalb eines einzelnen Subnetzes
* Subnetzübergreifendes Failover: Auflösung benannter Instanzen für SQL-Clusterinstanzen
* Routing für schreibgeschützten Zugriff


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