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Failover is the concept of moving services from one host or node to another in order to provide high availability in a computing system.
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How Automatic Failover Works (AlwaysOn)
As soon as the new secondary replica has resynchronized its databases, failover is again possible, in the reverse direction. … Or it (A) will be secondary and failover in reverse direction must be done manually?
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