Exchange Server 2007 High Availability

August 7, 2009 By Paul Cunningham 1 Comment

Over at TheEmailAdmin.com I’ve published a five part series on Exchange Server 2007 high availability.

Part 1 – Basic Concepts of Exchange Server 2007 High Availability
Part 2 – How to use Local Continuous Replication
Part 3 – How to use Single Copy Clusters
Part 4 – How to use Cluster Continuous Replication
Part 5 – How to use Standby Continuous Replication

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: CCR, Clustering, Exchange 2007, LCR, SCC, SCR

About Paul Cunningham

Paul is a Microsoft Exchange Server specialist for one of Australia's largest companies, and is the Publisher of ExchangeServerPro.com. He is also an MCP, MCSA, MCSE, MCTS, and an MCITP for Exchange Server 2007/2010. Connect with Paul on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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