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Live Webcast: Ensuring True High Availability for Microsoft Exchange

Overview If there is a "killer app," it's e-mail. Business communications rely heavily on e-mail, and an increasingly mobile base of users and clients continually lowers the tolerance for e-mail downtime. How can you ensure the high availability (HA) levels that users and executives demand? What can third-party tools offer, and what do you need to know about the built-in functionality of Exchange 2007?

For answers to these questions and more, join this live TechRepublic Webcast featuring John Benjamin, Director of Partner Development for CA XOsoft. Benjamin will discuss Exchange 2007's HA features and demonstrate how CA XOsoft's WANSyncHA for Exchange solution complements them. Topics will include:

The pros and cons of Exchange 2007's HA features
How to remotely install HA solutions on your servers
Why you need replica servers, and how to automatically configure them
How to test and validate your replica environment -- without operator intervention

Tune in to learn useful tips for disaster planning and be sure to bring your questions for our lively Q&A session, which will be moderated by TechRepublic host James Hilliard. Register today!

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	CA XOsoft
Live Date	15th January 2008 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Monitoring Systems, Disaster Recovery, High Availability, Infrastructure Management, Email

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