Oct 30, 2014
In today’s article, I will talk about high availability in SharePoint 2013. High availability describes the steps you take to make your server farm resilient to hardware failures. When you are designing high availability and disaster recovery strategies for a SharePoint implementation, it is important to understand the different approaches required at each logical tiers. Designing the high availability and the disaster recovery requires careful planning and knowledge of various backup tools available. You should protect servers against hardware failures by sourcing redundant power supply network cards, implementation RAID solution for operation system and other critical data. You can also protect the loss of an entire server by duplicating the server workloads or configuring clustering. You can increase the number of web front-end servers to avoid loss of a WFE server and in order to offer a seamless fail-over, network load balancing can be configured.
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San Roy
San is a highly skilled IT Infrastructure professional with over 15 years experience in a technical training capacity. Throughout his career as a technical training consultant San Has been responsible for the development of numerous IT professionals, providing knowledge and expertise in the areas of Server Operating Systems, Database Management Systems, Messaging and Collaboration. San primarily specialises in delivering training in Microsoft products including Windows Server OS, Windows Client OS, SQL Server, SharePoint Server and Exchange Server. Through his years of practical experience as a technical trainer he is able to provide added insight and value to students that reach beyond the scope of a standard course outline. San has established himself as one of New Horizons’ preferred trainers by continually bringing a combination of technical expertise and personality to the classroom each day.
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