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To move the Search Components of SharePoint 2013 to another server can be done via PowerShell. There is no way to move the Search via Central Administration or modifying the Search Topology. It would be too long to post entire set of steps and commands here in the answer.
Under Database Name manually enter a name for the new content database that reflects the SharePoint site name (this just makes it easier to identify the content database when browsing SQL server using SQL Server Management Studio). i.e. use something like WSS_Content_MyNewSharePointSite_Port2134.
How to add a new server to a SharePoint farm?
You add the new server to the farm by using one of the following procedures: To add a new SharePoint 2013 server to the farm by using the SharePoint Products Configuration Wizard Verify that the user account that is performing this procedure is the Setup user account.
How to install a server in SharePoint 2013?
On the Start page, click the link to install SharePoint 2013. Review and accept the Microsoft License Terms. On the Server Type tab, select Complete. You can choose to install only the components that are required for a front-end web server.
The following illustration shows a SharePoint 2013 farm with two front-end web servers (Web-1 and Web-2) that serve content. The only application server (App-1) hosts Central Administration and the search components for the farm.
To get your organization going with Microsoft Search in SharePoint, take the steps in the following sections. Users can only find SharePoint content that’s been indexed. Microsoft Search and classic search share the same index for SharePoint content, which is crawled and indexed automatically.
What’s the difference between Microsoft Search and SharePoint?
The most visible difference is that the Microsoft Search box is placed at the top of SharePoint, in the header bar. Another difference is that Microsoft Search is personal. The results one user sees are different from what other users see, even when they search for the same words.
How to query a share point list from another SharePoint list?
1. Main List – Owners 2. Connected List – Task Status What makes a basic Use-Case to use this approach? To me, referring to my sample lists, the simplest reason is that my connected Task Status list contained multiple rows for each owner and I preferred using my Owners list (with unique users) to trigger my Flow using the Email Type field.