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| __________, such as that provided by the Hyper-V feature in Windows Server 2008, is another way of increasing application availability. |
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| You can implement Shadow Copies only for an entire __________; you cannot select specific shares, folders, or files. |
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| Network __________ Balancing is more appropriate for applications that have their own data stores, such as Web servers. |
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| You must install the Network Load Balancing feature on each __________ before adding it to a cluster. |
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| __________-based RAID is the most commonly used high-availability solution for data storage, primarily because it is far more scalable than disk mirroring and enables you to realize more storage space from your hard disks. |
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| What mechanism automatically retains copies of files on a server volume in multiple versions from specific points in time? |
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| What mechanism can individual users employ to maintain access to their server files, even if the server becomes unavailable? |
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| What collection of two or more servers performs the same role or runs the same application and appears on the network as a single entity? |
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| What is the name of the specific role service in the Terminal Services role that maintains a database of client sessions and enables a disconnected client to reconnect to the same terminal server? |
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