Exchange Server 2010 High Availability
This in-depth course will show you how to become an Exchange Server 2010 High Availability expert.
What you'll learn
This in-depth course will show you how to become an Exchange Server 2010 High Availability expert. You will learn how to effectively manage failover, switchover, and non-Mailbox high availability. This course is for real-world administrators that have a need to provide a greater level of high availability for their Exchange environment.
Table of contents
- Introduction 4m
- RTO and RPO 3m
- Redundancy, Resiliency and Recovery 4m
- High Availability in Aircraft 8m
- Affordable High Availability a Game Changer 5m
- Storage Architecture in 2007/2010 3m
- Continuous Replication 9m
- Database Availability Groups (DAG) 6m
- My Favorite Supporting Resources 0m
- What We Learned 1m
- Introduction 1m
- DAG Design Options 10m
- The Witness Server 3m
- Datacenter Activation Coordination Mode 2m
- Understanding DACP 2m
- C2CBullet (Single DAG Limitations) 2m
- C2CBullet (Two Four-Member DAGs in Two Sites) 12m
- Seven Member DAG with 3 MB Servers without Databases 3m
- My Favorite Supporting Resources 1m
- Introduction 1m
- Failovers and Switchovers 6m
- What We Learned 1m
- Procedure for Handling Datacenter Switchover 2m
- Terminating a Failed Datacenter 3m
- Activating Mailbox and Non-Mailbox Servers 3m
- Activating Mailbox and Non-Mailbox Servers Demo 20m
- Restoring from Datacenter Switchover 3m
- Seeding 5m
- Replay Lag and Truncation Lag 6m
- My Favorite Supporting Resources 1m
- Existing Scenario Servers 4m
- Non-Mailbox Server Focus: New York 5m
- Unified Messaging Server HA 3m
- Hub Transport Server HA 2m
- Edge Transport Server HA 11m
- Client Access Server HA 6m
- Configuring Network Load Balancing 14m
- High Availability of C2CBullet 1m
- My Favorite Supporting Resources 1m
- What We Learned 1m
About the author
J. Peter Bruzzese (Triple-MCSE, MCT) is a 4-time awardee of the Microsoft MVP for Exchange. Working with Exchange in enterprise scenarios for 15 years, J. Peter has a finger on the pulse of both legacy deployments and modern on-prem/cloud(O365/hosted) environments. J. Peter is also the Enterprise Windows columnist for InfoWorld, a speaker for MEC/TechEd, etc… and author/consultant on a variety of books, product reviews for MSExchange.org and articles. His latest books include Mastering Exchan... more