PDF-Introduction to Microsoft Windows NT Cluster Server Programming and Administration

Mastering cluster technologythe linking of serversis becoming increasingly important for application and system programmers and network designers administrators and managers With Microsofts Windows NT cluster server being the first to tie cluster technology with a major operating system it appears destined to take a leadership position in the industry Introduction to Microsoft Windows NT Cluster Server provides all you need to know to develop your abilities for this essential technology The author provides both introductory and advanced material focused on the three basic functions fault tolerant computing failover load balancing and centralized administration and monitoring He guides the reader from the basics of cluster servers through Microsofts cluster server setup communication programming and administrationWritten for professionals who are familiar with the Windows NT operating system and have programming experience Introduction to Microsoft Windows NT Cluster Server contains information instrumental in helping you achieve zero downtime. Mathew . Dickson . Fabian . Uhse. P. rincipal Group Program Manager Program Manager. Microsoft . Corporation Microsoft . Corporation. . WSV332. Session Objectives. Learn how to manage a Windows Server 2012 File and Storage Services. Gopal Ashok. Program Manager. Microsoft Corp. Session Code: DAT . 312. Session Agenda. Failover Clustering; Better together. Database Downtime . Driver. s and Clustering. SQL Server Failover Clusters. Kalpesh. Patel. Senior Lead Program Manager. Microsoft. Session Code: WSV314. . Sean Deuby. Senior Enterprise Solution Strategist. Advaiya. . Agenda. Session Goals. Volume Activation Overview. Details. Shared Volumes Reborn in Windows Server 2012: Deep Dive. Amitabh Tamhane Vineeth Karinta. Program Manager 2 Senior Engineer. Michel Luescher, Senior Consultant Microsoft . Thomas Roettinger, Program Manager Microsoft. Hyper-V Replica. VM-Mobility. Networking. Cross Platform Migration. 15+ years of advanced datacenter development. Cluster Shared Volumes. Subhasish Bhattacharya. Program Manager. Microsoft. DCIM-B364. Prerequisites. Good grasp of Failover Clustering fundamentals. Proficiency with SQL Server deployment using “traditional” cluster storage . Gareth James Hani Adhami. Senior Consultant Senior Consultant. WSV423. Agenda. Overview of Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV). What’s changed in Windows Server 2012. New CSV Architecture. P. erformance Enhancements. Tomasz Zukowski . Inobits Consulting. Session Code: WSV301. Question:. How many of you do security at your company?. Question:. How many of you ASKED to do security at your company?. What's This Talk All About?. Jeffrey Snover. Distinguished Engineer. BRK2461. Andrew Mason. Principal PM Manager. What we hear from customers. Our Journey . Nano. Server. Preliminary Results . Status and Roadmap. Call to Action/Go Dos. John Marlin. Senior Support Escalation Engineer. Microsoft Corporation. WSV309. Agenda. What, why, and where to look. Summary. Other Troubleshooting Items. Scenario 2: CSV Troubleshooting. Scenario 1: CNO / VCO Recovery. DBI-B330. Luis Vargas. Senior Program Manager Lead. Looking back to. SQL Server 2012.... Mission-Critical Availability. Unified solution. Easy to configure, manage, and monitor. Integrated. Flexible. Mark . Russinovich. Technical Fellow, Windows. Microsoft. Session Code: CLI401. About Me. Technical Fellow, Microsoft. Co-founder and Chief Software . Architect of . Winternals. Software . Co-author of Windows Internals 4th and 5th . Zero in on core command-line tools and techniques for administration for Windows and Windows Server while learning time-saving ways to extend your operational efficiency and reach over multiple domains and networks.With its comprehensive overviews, step-by-step procedures, frequently used tasks, and documented examples, this book delivers the fast, accurate information you need to get the job done whether you8217re at your desk or in the fieldDesigned for anyone who wants to use Windows Command Line for managing Windows and Windows Server, this book will help you use event-logging tools to monitor and fine-tune system performance, gain control over disks beyond what you can do from the GUI, maintain network printers and print services, maintain Active Directory users and groups, and much more. One of the goals is to keep the content so concise that the book remains compact and easy to navigate while at the same time ensuring that the book is packed with as much information as possible--making it a valuable resource.