I have asked Microsoft to se what they say about this.
My Question to them was:
From what I
can find on Technet about Lync 2013 and databases it seems like SQL Clustering
is not supported. But from the same page I find out that Mirroring is supported
and recommended.
But what I
don’t understand is that SQL Mirroring will be removed in future version of MS
SQL Server and it’s recommended to use AlwaysOn but AlwaysOn is not supported
by Lync 2013.
To make
this complete it’s also say:
"SQL clustering topologies are not
supported for new Lync Server 2013 deployments"
and then at the same page you say:
and then at the same page you say:
"continuing to use the existing SQL cluster with
Lync Server 2013 is supported"
With Lync 2013 we recommend SQL Mirroring so please use that.
As you mentioned, SQL AlwaysOn is not supported with Lync 2013.
I would not recommend SQL Clustering with Lync 2013 as that is not
direction we want our customers to take.
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