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Windows Server Clustering Server clustering was developed as a means of having several servers in a network work together as a single computer. While some Windows server clusters are designed to increase performance, many environments excercise high-availability -- or failover clustering -- to help ensure access of services when a particular server in the cluster fails. This topic page provides tips and expert advice on all types on Windows server clustering, plus information on useful cluster management tools from Microsoft, such as ClusDiag and ClusPrep.



IN THIS TOPIC:	EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE (28) , REFERENCE & LEARNING (1) , NEWS (2)

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				Take control of server clusters with Microsoft's ClusDiag tool TIP - Microsoft's Cluster Diagnostics tool is a great utility for managing Windows server clusters. Learn the basics of ClusDiag, as well as installation tips to get you started.

		When (and when not) to use Windows server failover clustering TIP - While clustering offers several benefits to IT shops running Windows Server 2008, IT pros should also be aware of the potential disadvantages before implementing them.

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Considerations in building GeoClusters for Windows Server 2008
Submitted By: SearchWindowsServer.com | 27 Oct 2008
TIP - Creating geographically dispersed clusters over multiple sites in Windows 2008 is a challenge even for seasoned admins. Learn how to set up GeoClusters using third-party support.

Understanding quorum in Windows Server 2008 clustering
Submitted By: SearchWindowsServer.com | 25 Sep 2008
TIP - In Windows Server 2008, quorum of server clusters can be determined in several ways. Find out which model to base your cluster on during configuration.

When (and when not) to use Windows server failover clustering
Submitted By: SearchWindowsServer.com | 04 Aug 2008
TIP - While clustering offers several benefits to IT shops running Windows Server 2008, IT pros should also be aware of the potential disadvantages before implementing them.

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Windows server cluster management
SearchWindowsServer.com | 02 Dec 2008
LEARNING CENTER - This learning center provides information on what you need to know before implementing a server cluster, as well as details on the best tools for administering them.

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High-availability clustering that won't break the bank
SearchWinSystems.com | 07 Jul 2005
ARTICLE - What do the Boston Celtics and Mattress Discounters have in common? They both needed high-availability Windows clusters, but opted to go with third-party alternatives.

Clustering works its way down
SearchWinSystems.com | 23 Jun 2005
ARTICLE - Interest in Windows clustering is hot, and mission-critical applications like e-mail are fueling the fire.

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