Month: March 2009

Automated installation of Exchange prerequisites 2007 on Windows Server 2008

In this document, explains how to automate the installation of one or more Exchange servers 2007, basically the requirements of the installation. In this Technet article http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb691354.aspx shows how to create scripts to install Exchange prerequisites 2007 and Windows Server 2008 to install the Exchange feature you're interested in 2007 via command line. With this website you can generate some response files (XML) to install whatever you need.

Upgrade the Windows Server Edition 2008

It's pretty simple, but necessary on certain occasions, When we should update our server edition, be Windows Server 2008 Standard a Windows Server 2008 Enterprise or Windows Server 2008 Datacenter, or Windows Server 2008 Enterprise to Windows Server 2008 Datacenter. Usually why we have expanded the RAM and our operating system does not support so much, or why we need to install a feature or function that is not in the current edition of our server.

Creating a High Availability Cluster on Microsoft Windows Server 2008

After viewing a document on how to create shared storage for a cluster, Why not create one? Well, the process is similar to Windows 2003, now we will do it for Windows 2008, A new cluster, and it will be for a file server, failover clustering, The process for another type of cluster is similar. With this we will achieve high availability, that if one of the servers falls (node) Don't worry., since there are other nodes that can take the resources and lift the services so that users can work practically without noticing the fall of the node they were working against. Also comment that maintaining a cluster is expensive, This is, We will always keep in mind that both servers will have the same applications installed, in the same way and with the same versions, all this to avoid future problems. It is also advisable to balance the cluster […]