To remove a Web Application Proxy (WAP) server from a cluster, you can use PowerShell to update the ConnectedServersName
After the node is removed from the cluster configuration, it is safe to uninstall the proxy software from the server. On a Windows server, this is done through the "Remove Roles and Features" wizard in Server Manager. Simply deselect the "Remote Access" role to remove the Web Application Proxy components. For Linux-based proxies, you might need to stop the service, disable it from starting on boot, and remove the relevant packages with your distribution's package manager. remove web application proxy server from cluster
: Run this command to remove the WAP role and related management tools: powershell To remove a Web Application Proxy (WAP) server
Log into one of your remaining Web Application Proxy servers and check the status of the synchronization: powershell Get-WebApplicationProxyConfiguration Use code with caution. For Linux-based proxies, you might need to stop
1. Update Network Load Balancing (NLB) or Hardware Balancers