Synopsis "Building High Availability Windows Server? 2003 Solutions (in English)"
this is the definitive resource for every network administrator, consultant, and architect who needs to maximize availability, scalability, and performance in windows server environments.
drawing on two decades of windows server experience, jeffrey shapiro and marcin policht have written the most realistic, comprehensive, and independent windows high availability guide ever published. one step at, a time, they help you plan, implement, and manage clustering, load balancing, fault tolerance, sql server, exchange server, and much more. along the way, they address crucial high availability topics that are virtually ignored by most books, such as disaster recovery, performance monitoring, and operations management.
shapiro and policht offer a clear, concise roadmap for keeping windows servers running 24x7 and delivering on even the most challenging service-level agreements. they provide real-world case studies and easy-to-use instructions designed to help readers make better decisions more rapidly.
coverage includes
building the foundations for a highly available active directory and network architecture
selecting and integrating high-performance hardware, storage, and networks
installing and configuring windows clustering services for both scale-out and failover
leveraging the microsoft operations framework (mof) and microsoft systems architecture (msa)
delivering high-performance, high availability file- and print-server solutions
using clustering to maximize sql server and exchange server availability
restoring failed servers: best practices and step-by-step techniques for recovering from downtime or disaster
deploying network load balancing (nlb) iis and application servers
administering windows server 2003 high-performance systems??including performance monitoring and alerts with microsoft operations manager
avoiding the pitfalls associated with windows high availability solutions
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