error log and the Windows Server Failover Cluster logs Cannot create an availability replica for availability group '%.*ls'. An availability replica of the specified availability group already exists on this instance of SQL Server. Verify that the specified availability group name 41106 16 is correct and unique, the Availability '%.*ls' failed to create necessary events for the WSFC Lease mechanism. Windows returned error code (%d) when obtaining handles for Lease events. Resolve the windows error and retry the 41107 16 availability group operation. An error occurred while removing availability group '%.*ls'. The DROP AVAILABILITY GROUP command removed the availability group configuration from the local metadata. However, the attempt to remove this configuration from the 41108 16 Windows Server Failover Clust not enqueue a task (SQL OS error: 0x%x) for process actions for the availability group '%.*ls'. Most likely, the instance of SQL Server is low on resources. Check 41109 17 the SQL Server error log to
error log and the Windows Server Failover Cluster logs 41106 16 Cannot create an availability replica for availability group '%.*ls'. An availability replica of the specified availability group already exists on this instance of SQL Server. Verify that the specified availability group name is correct and unique, the 41107 16 Availability '%.*ls' failed to create necessary events for the WSFC Lease mechanism. Windows returned error code (%d) when obtaining handles for Lease events. Resolve the windows error and retry the availability group operation. 41108 16 An error occurred while removing availability group '%.*ls'. The DROP AVAILABILITY GROUP command removed the availability group configuration from the local metadata. However, the attempt to remove this configuration from the Windows Server Failover Clust 41109 17 not enqueue a task (SQL OS error: 0x%x) for process actions for the availability group '%.*ls'. Most likely, the instance of SQL Server is low on resources. Check the SQL Server error log to
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