Clustering Windows Server 2003 - How to Build a Failover Cluster - Video Series Video Category: Disaster Recovery: Backups, Clustering and Troubleshooting Skill Level: 400 (Intermediate - Advanced) Versions/Editions Covered: Windows Server 2003 This is sure to be a hot topic - how to install and configure clustering in Windows 2003. After all, it isn't often that you get to see a guru install and setup a cluster! Our guru, Grant Moyle, walks you through step-by-step how to configure the cluster, setting up the disk arrays, and even using failover. Anyone wanting to take that next step in their Windows administration career will want to watch all of the videos in this series.

Videos in this Series:

Title Skill Length Download Adding a New Disk to Your Windows 2003 Cluster   400 10 mins. Download Pt. 1 - Getting All Nodes Ready to Setup Your Windows 2003 Cluster   400 7 mins. Download Pt. 2 - Setting Up the Network Requirements for Your Windows Cluster   400 5 mins. Download Pt. 3 - Configuring the Shared Disks and Quorum   400 13 mins. Download Pt. 4 - Setting Up the Cluster for the First Time   400 10 mins. Download Pt. 5 - Adding a Second Node to the Cluster   400 9 mins. Download Pt. 6 - Creating a Highly Available File Share   400 15 mins. Download

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Miscellaneous Bits & Pieces:

You can install the "Windows Support Tools" from your CD by executing the file "suptools.msi" file in the \support\tools folder on the Windows Server 2003 CD-ROM. Helpful Keyboard Shortcuts: "Windows key" + "M" + "Shift" restores all minimized windows Windows Server 2003 "R2" New Features: MMC 3.0 - a new version of the always-useful Microsoft Management Console