Microsoft Exchange Server Hardware Management

MUST READ Exchange Server memory management with /3GB, /USERVA and /PAE TIP - Learn how the /3GB, /USERVA and /PAE switches can help manage Exchange memory and performance, and best practices to employ so you don't cannibalize Windows memory in the process. Running Exchange Server and other server applications on the same hardware TIP - Learn why it's never a good idea to run Exchange Server and other server applications -- SQL Server, for instance -- on the same machine hardware.

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MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SERVER HARDWARE MANAGEMENT EXPERTS
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	Upgrading Exchange Server? Migrate to ESX Submitted By: SearchVMware.com | 22 Apr 2008 TIP - Running Exchange Server 2007 with VMware ESX may offer greater performance and save storage space, but it requires specific hardware and can risk service agreements.

	Exchange 2007 memory and hardware configuration best practices Submitted By: SearchExchange.com | 14 Mar 2008 TIP - Find out what the best memory and hardware configuration is for a 64-bit Exchange Server 2007 installation.

	Configuring multiple front-end servers in an Exchange cluster 21 Dec 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Get advice on how to set up multiple front-end servers in an Exchange cluster configuration, including how to configure SSL and DNS on front-end servers.

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	How to design an Exchange Server architecture model with System Center Capacity Planner SearchExchange.com | 06 Nov 2007 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE - Learn how to use the System Center Capacity Planner tool to design an Exchange Server architecture model that suits your topology, hardware and email usage.

	Optimizing Exchange Server disk performance SearchExchange.com | 27 Jul 2006 BEST PRACTICES GUIDE - Learn about the various components that can cause disk I/Os on an Exchange server and how they should be set up to optimize Exchange performance and prevent disk I/O bottlenecks.

	Step-by-Step Guide: Exchange Server capacity planning with Performance Monitor SearchExchange.com | 25 May 2006 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE - Don't let growth-related performance issues catch you by surprise. Learn how to use Performance Monitor for Exchange long-term capacity planning and trend analysis.

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WHITE PAPERS

	IT Briefing - Get Scalable NAS with Web 2.0 Published by: Hewlett-Packard Company | 16 Apr 2008 WHITE PAPER - With HP Scalable NAS, you get an open and scalable architecture that solves real-world problems not addressed by other types of solutions in this space.

	Virtualisation Delivers Real Benefits for Business Published by: PC Connection and HP | 19 Mar 2008 WHITE PAPER - Virtualisation is a straight forward concept which can enable your organisation to get more value not only from computer and storage hardware, but also from the labor required to keep your systems up and running.

	Virtualized SANs for Virtual Servers Published by: DataCore Software Corporation | 28 Feb 2008 WHITE PAPER - Server virtualization consolidates many servers onto one platform, placing many "eggs" in "one basket" and any failure affecting a server impacts the virtual machines (VMs) on those machines and their many users.

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	Complying with SEC doesn't require WORM drives SearchWinSystems.com | 03 Feb 2006 BEST WEB LINK - An SEC rule requires public companies to store certain data and business records, including some e-mail, on non-erasable and non-rewritable media. To most people, that means write-once optical disks, or WORM drives. But there ...

	Survey says: 64-bit on readers' minds SearchWinIT.com | 27 Apr 2006 BEST WEB LINK - New 64-bit technologies are coming fast and furious from Microsoft, leaving many customers with questions about what the new technology will mean for them. Expert Laura E. Hunter breaks down results from a recent ...

	WORM's crawl into the enterprise speeds up SearchWinSystems.com | 13 Feb 2006 BEST WEB LINK - Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM) technology is becoming increasingly common in today's storage environments because of its ability to help companies meet regulatory and compliance requirements for preserving data in a provably ...

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	IT managers begin migration to 64-bit servers SearchWinIT.com | 04 Dec 2006 ARTICLE - Upgraded apps like Exchange Server 2007 will require 64-bit technology, and IT shops are starting to make the move.

	Dell, Symantec simplify Secure Exchange for SMBs SearchSMB.com | 28 Sep 2006 ARTICLE - With Secure Exchange, SMBs have a step-by-step blueprint to deploying a secure Microsoft Exchange environment, courtesy of Dell and Symantec.

	Dell and Symantec bundle hardware, security SearchWinIT.com | 20 Sep 2006 ARTICLE - For midsized companies that don't want to manage Microsoft's Exchange Server the hard way, Dell and Symantec have an integrated package to reduce the complexity.

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SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Microsoft Exchange Server Hardware Management:  Microsoft Exchange Server Email Archiving, Microsoft Exchange Server Backup and Disaster Recovery, Microsoft Exchange Server Clustering, Microsoft Exchange Server Defragmentation, Microsoft Exchange Server Mailbox Management, .OST Files, .PST Files, Microsoft Exchange Server Sync and Replication Issues, Microsoft Exchange Server Transaction Log Files, Microsoft Exchange Server Database Management, Microsoft Exchange Server Public Folders, Microsoft Exchange Server Information Store