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Email Categorization With Tournament Methods

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Overview Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 (Exchange) on HP BladeSystem provides a high-performance, high-availability messaging environment that is easy to operate and manage. The business information stored on this platform is a mission-critical resource that must be protected to meet regulatory and corporate-mandated information retention requirements. This white paper describes a range of backup and restore solutions designed to protect this information, and outlines key support considerations. Backup solutions for Exchange deployed on HP BladeSystem are similar to those used for conventional rack mount or tower servers, allowing databases to be backed up to tape, disk, or virtual tape over fibre channel SAN or Ethernet.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Chinese University of Hong Kong	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Email

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