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Increasing System Reliability and Availability with Windows 2000

Overview When it comes to your mission-critical enterprise applications, downtime is not an option. Yet maintaining the uptime you need is difficult when there are so many variables that can affect system availability. It’s of the utmost importance that you have the people, processes, and technology in place to make sure your infrastructure is ready for anything, and can deliver the reliability your business requires. This paper shows you how to do just that using Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000.

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Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	HTML & WORD
Date Published	December 2000	Downloads	30
Format	White Papers
Topics	Back-Office, High Availability, Scalability, Asset Management, Infrastructure Management, Knowledge Management, Systems Integration, Application Servers, Desktop Systems - PCs, Embedded Systems, File and Network Servers, Proxy Servers, Thin Clients, Workstations, Extranet, HTML, Intranet, Portals, VPNs, Web Protocols, Web Servers, XML, Business Strategies, Decision Support / DW Front End, Document Management, Business Management, Groupware - Workflow, GUI, Middleware, OS Interoperability, Windows NT - 2000 - 2003, Web Services, Windows XP, .NET

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