Windows® Server 2003 Clustering & Load Balancing

High Availability is a term coined to explain a very simple concept: how to keep your systems available when you need them. To simplify the term, the process of designing, configuring, and maintaining it is by no means anywhere as simple as the term used. It is no small chore, and hence, it’s massively complicated and requires a lot of planning. You have taken the right step by purchasing and reading this book. It will open the door for you to begin down the path towards High Availability, and more so, how to design and achieve it. It is incredibly important as a high level IT technician and/or an IT supervisor that you have the knowledge of High Availability deigning and planning in your bag of IT tricks. High Availability is no longer a coined term, but an integral part of your network and systems design.