Local Continuous Replication is an Exchange 2007 feature that provides data redundancy on a single server. The server keeps two copies of the databases so that if the primary set of databases suffer a failure due to virus scanning or hardware failure the secondary copy can be moved into place. You might...
I got a call from an IT manager today trying to spec out an Exchange solution for one of his companies that is moving from Novell GroupWise to Exchange. The customer has three sites and they have a requirement that if their connectivity between sites goes out that the users at each location would be...
Installing a Local Continuous Replication (LCR) server can be pretty straight forward, however not everyone has the circumstances to have installed an Exchange 2007 server and fewer a mailbox server with LCR. What is LCR? It is a single server mailbox data redundancy solution and is an excellent choice...