sys.availability_group_listeners (Transact-SQL)
For each AlwaysOn availability group, returns either zero rows indicating that no network name is associated with the availability group, or returns a row for each availability-group listener configuration in the Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) cluster. This view displays the real-time configuration gathered from cluster.
Note
This catalog view does not describe details of an IP configuration, that was defined in the WSFC cluster.
Column name |
Data type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
group_id |
uniqueidentifier |
Availability group ID (group_id) from sys.availability_groups. |
listener_id |
nvarchar(36) |
GUID from the cluster resource ID. |
dns_name |
nvarchar(63) |
Configured network name (hostname) of the availability group listener. |
port |
int |
The TCP port number configured for the availability group listener. NULL = Listener was configured outside SQL Server and its port number has not been added to the availability group. To add the port, pleaseuse the MODIFY LISTENER option of the ALTER AVAILABILITY GROUP Transact-SQL statement. |
is_conformant |
bit |
Whether this IP configuration is conformant, one of: 1 = Listener is conformant. Only “OR” relations exist among its Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. Conformant encompasses every an IP configuration that was created by the CREATE AVAILABILITY GROUP Transact-SQL statement. In addition, if an IP configuration that was created outside of SQL Server, for example by using the WSFC Failover Cluster Manager, but can be modified by the ALTER AVAILABILITY GROUP tsql statement, the IP configuration qualifies as conformant. 0 = Listener is nonconformant. Typically, this indicates an IP address that could not be configured by using SQL Server commands and, instead, was defined directly in the WSFC cluster. |
ip_configuration_string_from_cluster |
nvarchar(max) |
Cluster IP configuration strings, if any, for this listener. For example:
NULL = Listener has no virtual IP addresses. |
Security
Permissions
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See Also
Concepts
Monitor Availability Groups (Transact-SQL)
AlwaysOn Availability Groups (SQL Server)
Other Resources
AlwaysOn Availability Groups Dynamic Management Views and Functions (Transact-SQL)