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I have a single w2000 exchange server on a w2000 server for our company. My boss wants to know what we can do as a system redundancy precaution in the event the motherboard blows up. Can we run 2 exchange servers together? Clustering? How can I make it so if our current exchange server blows up people are without mail for the least amount of time without having to wait for the server to be repaired????
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here's a link for front end back end exchange http://www.msexchange.org/tutorials/Exchange_2000_FrontEndBackEnd.html
copy the link right to left so there aren't any spaces in the link
I've found this site MSExchange.org, Microsoft's Help & Support site for Exchange, Microsoft's Exchange Newsgroups, and Windows & .Net Magazine Exchange forums to be the best sources for info on exchange [MSExchange.org gets my vote for best overall easy to find and use site]. Try em out. MSExchange.org has a ton of usefull articles on exchange that I've found invaluable.
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