Reliability and Availability in Exchange 2003
In tandem with Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing initiative, several product groups have undertaken various product quality initiatives, including investments and new technologies, aimed at increasing the reliability and availability of the company's products. As the code name for Exchange 2003 (Titanium) suggests, the Exchange product group had reliability and availability in its sights when crafting Exchange 2003.
By definition, the goal of a highly available system is to provide continuous access to the critical data and applications that keep a business up and running, regardless of planned or unplanned interruption. High availability refers to a system uptime that approaches 100%. For example, ...
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