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ABSTRACT:
Today's servers play a critical role in everyday business. They serve up the applications, databases, and other important resources that keep the wheels of commerce rolling. When servers fail, user productivity is disrupted and potential business is placed at risk.
IT professionals address the dangers of unplanned server downtime by incorporating principles of resiliency and high availability into their Windows environments. In this webcast, Stephen J. Bigelow summarizes some of the most important planning, configuration, and management issues for server high availability.
Topics covered include:
- Server hardware considerations
- Storage and network implications
- Clustering and other best practices
- Network monitoring and capacity planning
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Speaker
Stephen J. Bigelow
Senior Technology Writer, TechTarget
Stephen J. Bigelow, senior features writer, has more than 15 years of technical writing experience in the PC/technology industry. He holds a BSEE, CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+ and Server+ certifications and has written hundreds of articles and more than 15 feature books on computer troubleshooting, including Bigelow's PC Hardware Desk Reference and Bigelow's PC Hardware Annoyances. Contact him at sbigelow@techtarget.com.
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