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Local Continuous Replication in Exchange 2007

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Scott Schnoll talks about the Local Continuous Replication feature in Exchange 2007 and gives a demonstration on how this feature works in current builds of Exchange 2007.
Published Wed, May 24 2006 by exchange Download
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Jeff Guillet said:

Great demo, Scott! Thanks! Any chance we can see a demo on Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR)? While it's nice to have LCR for local server high availability, there's still a huge need for site high availability.
Thu, May 25 2006 10:45 AM
 

David Spiess said:

That is worth the price of admission. What is the release date? Early adopter anyone?
Fri, May 26 2006 9:28 AM
 

Praveen Vadlamani said:

Great Stuff!! looking forward for more Exchange 2007 Demos. What is the likely date of BETA 2?
Fri, May 26 2006 10:52 AM
 

Michael Dragone said:

This is awesome! Would love to see a demo of log shipping to a secondary server...
Sat, May 27 2006 12:00 AM
 

Walter Goerner said:

Really cool stuff! Makes me looking forward to the final release - btw, any chance to download the background wallpaper?
Sat, May 27 2006 1:54 PM
 

Chris Freemantle said:

Forgive me but the title - Local Continuous Replication - got me excited about replication of data around an organisation. Suggest Local Continuous Replicas might be a more admin friendly and accurate description. mrely a humble suggestion.
Wed, May 31 2006 6:09 AM
 

KH said:

I don't see any reason NOT to upgrade to 2007 now. This is so cool. In the new database creation screen, it's a little odd to have a 'New' button located next to "Back". It just doesn't seem to relate to each other. Perhaps "Create" is a better label for the button.
Wed, Jun 07 2006 2:50 AM

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