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High availability options - 11.Sep.2003 11:49:00 AM   
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Hi,

We're looking to upgrade our legacy Exchange 5.5 system to a high-availability Exchange 2003 system.

The servers (8) will be located in 2 data centers which must be able to provide all users access to their mail in the event of a single data center failure.

I've heard about doing stretch-clustering between the data centers to keep all mail in-synch - has anyone tried this? Any alternatives anyone can suggest?

Thanks,

R.
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