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> When executing the PowerShell script command **Connect-AzAccount**, it is highly recommended to enter the Azure Active Directory user account that corresponds and maps to the Active Directory Domain user account used to logon to a Windows Server, in this example this is the user account **[email protected]**
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In this example scenario the Active Directory Administrator would logon to the Windows Server as **[email protected]** and when using the **PS command Connect-AzAccount** connect as user **[email protected]**. Ideally the Active Directory Administrator and the Azure Administrator should work together on this task.
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Screenshot of the PowerShell script creating local AD account.
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Screenshot of the PowerShell script creating local AD account.
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Azure portal screenshot after successful PowerShell script execution.
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PowerShell screenshot of the debug script output.
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PowerShell screenshot of the debug script output.
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The following screen shows the technical information to validate a successful domain join.
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The following screen shows the technical information to validate a successful domain join.
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## Useful links & resources
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* SAP Note [2273806][2273806] SAP support for storage or file system related solutions
The following diagrams show multiple SAP instances on Azure VMs running Microsoft Windows Failover Cluster to reduce the total number of VMs.
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This can either be local SAP Application Servers on a SAP ASCS/SCS cluster or a SAP ASCS/SCS Cluster Role on Microsoft SQL Server Always On nodes.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> Installing a local SAP Application Server on a SQL Server Always On node is not supported.
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Both, SAP ASCS/SCS and the Microsoft SQL Server database, are single points of failure (SPOF). To protect these SPOFs in a Windows environment Azure Files SMB is used.
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While the resource consumption of the SAP ASCS/SCS is fairly small, a reduction of the memory configuration for either SQL Server or the SAP Application Server by 2 GB is recommended.
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### <aname="5121771a-7618-4f36-ae14-ccf9ee5f2031"></a>SAP Application Servers on WSFC nodes using Azure Files SMB
> The picture shows the use of additional local disks. This is optional for customers who will not install application software on the OS drive (C:\)
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### <aname="01541cf2-0a03-48e3-971e-e03575fa7b4f"></a> SAP ASCS/SCS on SQL Server Always On nodes using Azure Files SMB
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> Using Azure Files SMB for any SQL Server volume is not supported.
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SAP ASCS/SCS on SQL Server Always On nodes using Azure Files SMB
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> The picture shows the use of additional local disks. This is optional for customers who will not install application software on the OS drive (C:\)
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### Using Windows DFS-N to support flexible SAPMNT share creation for SMB based file share
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Using DFS-N allows you to utilize individual sapmnt volumes for SAP systems deployed within the same Azure region and subscription. [Using Windows DFS-N to support flexible SAPMNT share creation for SMB-based file share][dfs-n-reference] shows how to set this up.
#### Install SAP NetWeaver ASCS for SAP HANA on Azure NetAppFiles (ANF) BETA
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> This functionality is nor GA yet. For more information refer to SAP Note [2815988] (only visible to preview customers).
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Open an SAP incident on component BC-VCM-LVM-HYPERV and request to join the LaMa storage adapter for Azure NetApp Files preview
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#### Install SAP NetWeaver ASCS for SAP HANA on Azure NetAppFiles (ANF)
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ANF provides NFS for Azure. In the context of SAP LaMa this simplifies the creation of the ABAP Central Services (ASCS) instances and the subsequent installation of application servers. Previously the ASCS instance had to act as NFS server as well and the parameter acosprep/nfs_paths had to be added to the host_profile of the SAP Hostagent.
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#### ANF is currently available in these regions:
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Australia East, Central US, East US, East US 2, North Europe, South Central US, West Europe and West US 2.
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#### Network Requirements
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ANF requires a delegated subnet which must be part of the same VNET as the SAP servers. Here's an example for such a configuration.
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