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SQL SERVER 2000 CLUSTER

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Achieve high availability with log shipping in SQL Server 2000 Tech Republic
Log shipping is a technology in SQL Server that database administrators can use to provide a standby database to failover to in the event of a primary database failure. Tim Chapman outlines this useful technology.
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Explore the benefits and drawbacks of clustering SQL Server 2000 Tech Republic
It is advantageous to have a clustered SQL Server environment in terms of high availability; however, high availability does come with certain tradeoffs. Tim Chapman discusses the benefits and drawbacks of clustering in SQL Server 2000.
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Exchange failover group comparison 1 TechWorld
The options start with Microsoft’s own Windows Server 2003 Clustering Services and extend to a range of third-party fail-over and high-availability solutions. Windows clustering allows Exchange Server 2003 to be set up in either an active/passive cluster or a cluster of multiple servers with one standby server. This is highly effective in ensuring uptime, but it is complex to set up, requires

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How to Install SQL Server 2000 Clustering
Learn how to install SQL Server 2000 clustering on Windows 2000.
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SQL Server 7.0, 2000 and 2005 Database Clustering Resources
SQL Server 7.0, 2000 and 2005 clustering resources.
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SQL Server 2000 Cluster Steps, Part 1
These are the steps to be performed to complete SQL Server 2000 Cluster Adding SQL Server 2000 to the Cluster After installing MSCS (Microsoft Cluster
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Descrizione di aggiunte Readme.htm 3a SQL Server 2000 Service Pack
Optimizing Cell Writeback in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services Chiarimento a Sezione 3,10, l'installazione sopra un Cluster di failover,
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Scheda corso OverNet Education
Courseware Inglese: MOC2072 Administering a Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database Pianificare e implementare un failover cluster con SQL Server

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