Core Solutions of Exchange Server 2013: (04) Configuring the Message Transport
Core Solutions of Exchange Server 2013: (05) Implementing High Availability and Disaster Recovery
Play Core Solutions of Exchange Server 2013: (05) Implementing High Availability and Disaster Recovery
Description
In this module you'll learn how to configure database availability groups and find out about load balancing and recovery options.
- [01:30] - Overview of High Availability
- [03:08] - Configuring Highly Available Mailbox Databases
- [32:31] - Configuring Highly Available Client Access Servers
- [38:32] - Planning for Disaster Recovery
Full course outline:
- Mod 01: Deploying and Managing Microsoft Exchange Server 2013
- Mod 02: Configuring Mailbox Servers and Recipients
- Mod 03: Deploying and Managing Client Access Servers and Clients
- Mod 04: Configuring the Message Transport
- Mod 05: Implementing High Availability and Disaster Recovery
- Mod 06: Configuring Administrative Security and Auditing
- Mod 07: Migrating to Microsoft Exchange Server 2013
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sam We add the First node to the security tab, because it will have permissions to add other nodes to the cluster .
if this node is removed, you cannot add remove nodes to cluster, until another node is assigned with permissions, on CNO , especially for "add remove nodes " full control may not be necessary.
Sam