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Chris
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Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:57 pm Post subject:
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Does anyone have any exeprience with CA's BrightStor HA Manager? I can't find
an approved HA solution list for Exchange Server 2003. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Chris
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Bob Christian
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Sun Oct 24, 2004 1:09 pm Post subject:
Re: BrightStor High Availability Manager |
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I have used third party "clustering/HA" products with Exchange 2003. They
are a bear to configure and don't recognize a single server name like
Exchange clustering does.
Legato's product is pretty good for local active/passive clustering.
Veritas has a good product as well.
As for CA...can't say for certain because I have never used it. However,
from what I have read this product sounds similar to the others.
Generally it is a bear to set these products up initially. If you can
afford to purchase a support contract for the initial config, it would be
best to do it.
Bob
"Chris" <Chris@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Does anyone have any exeprience with CA's BrightStor HA Manager? I can't
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an approved HA solution list for Exchange Server 2003. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Chris |
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TwistedPair
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Thu Nov 11, 2004 2:23 am Post subject:
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I have used CA's product, but only in a test environment.
It seemed to work well for it's purpose. If you like the design, check it
out. I haven't checked out Legato's, but I know that Geocluster from
NSISoftware works well with clustered machines as well.
-Pair
"Bob Christian" <BobChristian@removethis.gmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I have used third party "clustering/HA" products with Exchange 2003. They
are a bear to configure and don't recognize a single server name like
Exchange clustering does.
Legato's product is pretty good for local active/passive clustering.
Veritas has a good product as well.
As for CA...can't say for certain because I have never used it. However,
from what I have read this product sounds similar to the others.
Generally it is a bear to set these products up initially. If you can
afford to purchase a support contract for the initial config, it would be
best to do it.
Bob
"Chris" <Chris@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FB15A875-1CBE-4882-864D-043721288E5F@microsoft.com...
Does anyone have any exeprience with CA's BrightStor HA Manager? I can't
find
an approved HA solution list for Exchange Server 2003. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Chris
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