Exchange Server 2010 Part 5: High Availability & Monitoring
Part 5 of 5 in the Exchange Server 2010 series. This in-depth course will teach you the essentials of working with Exchange Server 2010.
What you'll learn
Part 5 of 5 in the Exchange Server 2010 series. This in-depth course will teach you the essentials of working with Exchange Server 2010. You'll walk away from this course knowing how to install, configure, and maintain Exchange Server 2010 environments, as well as get to know some advanced features such as high availability and Unified Messaging. This course is intended for Exchange administrators looking to learn Exchange Server 2010, as well as administrators who are completely new to Exchange Server. To get the most out of this course, you should be familiar with some basic networking concepts and have at least a little experience working with the Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7 operating systems.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- What is High Availability 4m
- Continuous Replication 1m
- Database Availability Group (DAG) Features 6m
- Steps to Create a Database Availability Group 2m
- High Availability and DAG Design 6m
- Create a Database Availability Group 2m
- Add Members to the DAG 1m
- Determine and Add Copies to Specific Databases 3m
- See the DAG in Action 3m
- Scenario DAG Design Diagram 2m
- DAC Mode 1m
- What We Learned 1m
About the author
J. Peter Bruzzese (Triple-MCSE, MCT) is a 4-time awardee of the Microsoft MVP for Exchange. Working with Exchange in enterprise scenarios for 15 years, J. Peter has a finger on the pulse of both legacy deployments and modern on-prem/cloud(O365/hosted) environments. J. Peter is also the Enterprise Windows columnist for InfoWorld, a speaker for MEC/TechEd, etc… and author/consultant on a variety of books, product reviews for MSExchange.org and articles. His latest books include Mastering Exchan... more