SQL Server Error Msg 19410 – An attempt to switch the Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) cluster context of Always On Availability Groups to a remote WSFC cluster failed. This is because one or more availability replicas hosted by the local instance of SQL Server are currently joined to an availability group on the local WSFC cluster. Remove each of the joined replicas from its respective availability group. Then retry your ALTER SERVER CONFIGURATION SET HADR CLUSTER CONTEXT = ‘%.*ls’ command.

In this blog post, let’s learn about the error message “19410 – An attempt to switch the Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) cluster context of Always On Availability Groups to a remote WSFC cluster failed. This is because one or more availability replicas hosted by the local instance of SQL Server are currently joined to an availability group on the local WSFC cluster. Remove each of the joined replicas from its respective availability group. Then retry your ALTER SERVER CONFIGURATION SET HADR CLUSTER CONTEXT = ‘%.*ls’ command.” in Microsoft SQL Server, the reason why it appears and the solution to fix it.

SQL Server Error Message

19410 – An attempt to switch the Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) cluster context of Always On Availability Groups to a remote WSFC cluster failed. This is because one or more availability replicas hosted by the local instance of SQL Server are currently joined to an availability group on the local WSFC cluster. Remove each of the joined replicas from its respective availability group. Then retry your ALTER SERVER CONFIGURATION SET HADR CLUSTER CONTEXT = ‘%.*ls’ command.

Reason for the Error

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Solution

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