Load Balancing White Papers
Load Balancing Exchange 2007 Client Access Servers Using Windows Network Load-Balancing Technology - Part 1: Overview of Windows NLB Clusters
Overview This paper show how to load-balance Exchange 2007 Client Access Servers (CAS) using Windows Network Load Balancing (NLB) technology. By implementing a load-balancing solution, one can distribute client workload among multiple servers and thereby increase performance and decrease downtime by eliminating the single point of failure that exists in a topology with only one single Client Access server.
| Publisher | TechGenix | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | September 2007 | Downloads | 2 |
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Ameren Corporation Automates Data Profiling and Aggregation for 2.5 Million Utility Meters
St. Louis-based Ameren Corporation wanted to aggregate and profile customer-level meter data quickly for accurate consumption analyses and improved responses to changes in demand and deploy a single, integrated system...
VMware vSphere 4 QuickStart Series Part 3: Cluster Setup, Availability and Load Balancing
The presenter of this webcast teaches administrators how to install, configure and manage VMware vSphere 4. The attendee of this webcast will learn how to set up a virtual machine...
Phoenix Cloud: Consolidating Heterogeneous Workloads of Large Organizations on Cloud Computing Platforms
For a large organization, different departments often maintain dedicated cluster systems for different workloads, for example parallel batch jobs or Web services. This paper designs and implements an innovative cloud...
IBM Government 2020 Paper
Read how six evolving global drivers will impact the future of state, local and federal governments, and learn how to create a plan to be better prepared to address the...
Cisco EnergyWise
In response to energy costs, environmental concerns, and government directives, there is an increased need for sustainable and "green" business IT operations. Methods to measure power consumption and control energy...



