Clustering/Load Balancing on Exchange 2003?
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- From: "Gonzo" <no@xxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 14:14:55 -0000
Our Exchaneg 2003 server failed this morning, so we were wondering about
failover. With Clustering would it mean one of the 2 Exchange 2003 servers
would not be used until the other server went down?
....and load balancing is simply that? What if one server went down? Are
the DB's synch'd
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: Replication with failover clustering??
... We are having Merge Replication setup with push subscription. ... Microsoft SQL Server clustering is not a good fit for geospatial clustering ... Both clustering and database mirroring do do automatic failover, ...
(microsoft.public.sqlserver.replication) - Re: Replication with failover clustering??
... Microsoft SQL Server clustering is not a good fit for geospatial clustering ... Both clustering and database mirroring do do automatic failover, ... Replication can have a greater ... Looking for a SQL Server replication book? ...
(microsoft.public.sqlserver.replication) - Re: FailOver
... There is a ton of great information on the Microsoft site re: SQL Clustering, ... you have a single instance of SQL Server that has ability to automatically fail-over across multiple physical Windows servers. ... The latter involves two separate instances of SQL Server (plus a "witness" instance, which facilitates automatic failover) - and the failover happens on the database level. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.clustering) - Re: Clustering for Performance
... have 40K concurrent users especially since SQL Server only allows 32,767. ... database since it resides on only one disk resource. ... > My question is to do with Database Clustering and Mirroring. ... > for failover and not for performance. ...
(microsoft.public.sqlserver.clustering) - Re: FailOver
... There is a ton of great information on the Microsoft site re: SQL Clustering, ... you have a single instance of SQL Server that has ability to automatically fail-over across multiple physical Windows servers. ... The latter involves two separate instances of SQL Server (plus a "witness" instance, which facilitates automatic failover) - and the failover happens on the database level. ...
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