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Exchange Standby Clusters are now supported

I've just read this on one of our internal newsletters  - really good news... The long-awaited ability to use “standby” Exchange clusters is finally completed testing and documentation with its addition to the Disaster Recovery Operations Guide This is one of those topics that have come up again and again over the years, and there was never any good (supported) solution for it. Well, over the past few months the Exchange team went through all the requisite testing and documentation, and now this is a fully-supported DR solution
What does this mean?  It means you can now “recover” your clustered Exchange 2003 EVS to a totally different cluster server (potentially in a different physical or AD site, with different IP, etc). See the updated DR Ops guide for more details.

 

Published Tuesday, November 15, 2005 1:21 PM by Eileen_Brown
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Tuesday, November 29, 2005 9:52 PM by Greg.Hoban@sunpowercorp.com

# re: Exchange Standby Clusters are now supported

I have a serious problem with our exchange 2003 cluster, and I am not sure who/where I could post this. Our cluster has been up and running fine for at least the last 3 months, and we have been able to move/swing the exchange services from one node to the other and back. We had power issues earlier this month, and since that time we cannot get the services to swing over. The resources will go offline no problem but cannot be brought back up online on the other node.
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