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Removing a server from the farm by using Central Administration does not uninstall SharePoint 2013 from the server, nor does it make any sites on that server inaccessible. If a web server or application server is no longer available, or if uninstalling SharePoint 2013 from Control Panel is not possible, you can remove the web server or application server from the farm by using the SharePoint Central Administration website. Remove a database server, web server, or application server from a SharePoint farm by using Central Administration If you uninstall SharePoint 2013 from the server that is running Central Administration, you will be unable to administer the server farm until you configure another server in the farm to host the Central Administration site. Remove a server from a SharePoint farm by using Microsoft PowerShellīefore you remove a database server from a farm, make sure that you have moved any databases stored on that server to a different database server in your farm. In the list of currently installed programs, click SharePoint 2013, and then click Uninstall.Ĭlick Continue at the confirmation prompt to uninstall the program. On the server that you want to remove from the farm, click Start, click Control Panel, and then double-click Programs and Features.

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For information about how to determine which services are running on a specific server and stopping services, see Start or stop a service in SharePoint Server. Stop the services that are running on the server.

The user account that performs this procedure is a member of the Administrators group on the server.

Verify that the user account that completes this procedure has the following credentials: To remove a web server or an application server from a farm by using Control Panel When you uninstall SharePoint 2013 by using Control Panel, you remove the program files and other information from the server. You can remove a web server or an application server from the server farm by uninstalling SharePoint 2013 from the server through Control Panel. Remove a web server or an application server from a farm by using Control Panel For example, if the server that you want to remove is the only application server in the farm that is running the Business Data Connectivity service, removing the server can make any sites that rely on that service stop working correctly. If important services or components (such as a custom Web Part) are running on the server and are not available on another server in the farm, removing the server can damage sites in the farm. Make sure that the server that you want to remove is not running any important site components. (However, performance can still be affected.) For more information, see Technical diagrams for SharePoint Server. If these techniques are followed, the deliberate or unplanned removal of a server from the topology can be absorbed without losing data and without affecting the ability to crawl or serve queries. You can deploy specific techniques to build fault tolerance into the search topology.

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In either of these cases, a full crawl will have to be performed to re-create the index files. In this case, you will lose a portion of the index. You have configured the index to be partitioned and you delete the last query component in one of the partitions. The farm has only one query component, and you remove the server that hosts the query component. You can lose index files in the following situations: However, you might reduce or remove the capacity to crawl content. If you remove a server that hosts a crawl component, no index files are lost. We recommend that you remove or relocate any search topology components from a server before removing the server from the farm. The extent of that effect depends on the farm search topology. Removing a server that contains a search topology component can affect future search activities. Removing a web server or application server from a SharePoint farmįor information about uninstallation procedures that SharePoint 2013 supports, see Uninstall SharePoint 2013.

The method that you use to remove a server from a SharePoint farm varies depending on the type of server that you are removing from the farm. There are three types of servers in a server farm running SharePoint 2013: web servers, application servers, and database servers.

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