Hello everyone, I posted a documentation on how to create a Windows Failover Cluster in a pure Windows 2012 environment.
http://moscotech.blogspot.com/p/windows-failover-clustering-2012.html
This How-To will be the basis for the next few posts, because I will next post how to incorporate SQL 2012 into this very failover cluster as well as a CA.
Not many people have considered putting a CA into a failover cluster mode. but it's a nice feature to have.
Stay tuned for more as they happen :)
As always, if you have suggestions, comments etc. don't be shy!
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Welcome to MoscoTech's How-To blog
Hello everyone,
Welcome to the MoscoTech Solution How-To blog.
I decided to do a series of How-To's regarding various aspects of how to configure certain types of structures/redundancies within a Windows environment. I decided to focus specifically on Windows 2012 since the focus within the next few years will in my option drastically shift towards that platform.
Microsoft has made great strides to offer flexibility, security and scalability in all of their products. All the documentations I will post, have been done by me for my personal training and it would be a genuine pleasure to share that with the Internet world hoping that it will help out whoever might be needing them.
If anyone has any suggestions, comments, or for some reason something isn't working for you correctly, I would love to hear from you and I will make the appropriate adjustments.
Once a week I will try to post new How-To's based on demand, personal preference and overall documents that in my opinion might be useful but might be taken for granted.
A little bit about me,
My name is Daniel Moscovici and I have been in the networking world for approximately a decade.
I am Microsoft certified (MCSA+MX 2003 & MCSA 2012) & HP Certified. Having worked on all platforms from Windows 2000 to 2012. I have done project management, training, programming, system administration, network administrator and so on and so on.
Looking forward for some feedback.
Feel free to scroll in the archives to the left of the page for various articles or How-To's as I like to call them.
Website: www.moscotech.com
Email: blog@moscotech.com
LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/pub/daniel-moscovici/10/876/705
Stay tuned.
Welcome to the MoscoTech Solution How-To blog.
I decided to do a series of How-To's regarding various aspects of how to configure certain types of structures/redundancies within a Windows environment. I decided to focus specifically on Windows 2012 since the focus within the next few years will in my option drastically shift towards that platform.
Microsoft has made great strides to offer flexibility, security and scalability in all of their products. All the documentations I will post, have been done by me for my personal training and it would be a genuine pleasure to share that with the Internet world hoping that it will help out whoever might be needing them.
If anyone has any suggestions, comments, or for some reason something isn't working for you correctly, I would love to hear from you and I will make the appropriate adjustments.
Once a week I will try to post new How-To's based on demand, personal preference and overall documents that in my opinion might be useful but might be taken for granted.
A little bit about me,
My name is Daniel Moscovici and I have been in the networking world for approximately a decade.
I am Microsoft certified (MCSA+MX 2003 & MCSA 2012) & HP Certified. Having worked on all platforms from Windows 2000 to 2012. I have done project management, training, programming, system administration, network administrator and so on and so on.
Looking forward for some feedback.
Feel free to scroll in the archives to the left of the page for various articles or How-To's as I like to call them.
Website: www.moscotech.com
Email: blog@moscotech.com
LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/pub/daniel-moscovici/10/876/705
Stay tuned.
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