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NEC High-Availability Fault Tolerant-Virtual Server Solution

Overview IT organizations today are faced with pressure to lower facilities costs, limit the overall number of servers, and reduce administration and staffing required for their data centers. Any number of reasons, ranging from the one server-one application paradigm to the overall weak global economy in the past few years, can take the blame. This paper introduces a high availability Fault Tolerant-Virtual Server (FT-VS) solution from NEC Solutions America for IT organizations that want to use virtual machine technologies, but are concerned with servers failing.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	NEC Corporation of America	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	High Availability, Fault-Tolerant Servers, Virtualization

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