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Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Clustering
Prepared by: Tetsu Nagayama
Russ SmithDale Pena
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Overview Module 1: Introduction Module 2: Clustering Module 3: Case Studies
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Module 1: Introduction Windows 2000 Server Family Hardware Requirements Differences
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Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2000 Datacenter Server
Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Module 1.1: Windows 2000 Server Family
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Module 1.2: Hardware Requirements Processor: 133 MHz or higher
Pentium-compatible CPU Memory: 128 MB, 256
recommended, 8 GB supported Hard Disk: 2 GB with a minimum
of 1 GB free space CPU Support: Up to 8 CPU’s on
one machine
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Module 1.3: DifferencesWin 2K Server
Supports 4 CPU’s on single machine
Supports 4 GB of memory
Does not support clustering
Win 2K Advanced Server
Supports 8 CPU’s on a single machine
Supports 8 GB of memory
Supports clustering
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Module 2: Clustering Key Terms Definition Uses Example
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Module 2.1: Key Terms Node: Independent computer
system working in a group known as a cluster.
Failover: If one node in a cluster becomes unavailable, another node will pick up the processes.
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Module 2.2: Definition Multiple PC’s, storage devices, and
redundant connections appear to the outside world as one highly available system.
Use of failover to increase network stability.
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Module 2.3: Uses E-commerce applications that handle
heavier workloads and high-priority processes.
Server Clusters provide high availability for applications using failover.
Multiple nodes use Network Load Balancing. NLB balances the load of IP traffic across a set of up to 32 identical servers.
Note: With .Net server, users can set up clusters at different locations.
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Module 2.4: Example Using NLB to service the HTTP
traffic from the internet.
All client requests are distributed among the servers in the cluster.
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Example (Cont.) Web servers run
independently. They usually do not share
information. All servers have a copy of
the web page on their local hard disk.
If one server should fail, NLB will distribute the traffic.
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Module 3: Case Studies Goinvest.com Automated Data Processing (ADP) Black & Decker
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Module 3.1: Goinvest.com Company Info
Provider of private label online financial data, content, and technical analysis tools
Reasons for using Win2k Advanced Server Burdened with a costly and outdated mix of
operating systems and servers Benefits from using Win2k Advanced Server
Increased reliability, availability, and scalability Reduced administration costs Load-balancing and fail-over clustering
capabilities
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Goinvest.com (Cont.)
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Module 3.2: ADP Company Info
Provide computerized transaction processing, data communications, software, and information services
Reasons for using Win2k Advanced Server Required a secure network foundation
Benefits from using Win2k Advanced Server 33% improvement in time-to-market Significantly reduced deployment & support costs Enhanced competitive advantage through
Internet-based support
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Module 3.3: Black & Decker Company Info
Manufacturer of products ranging from power tools and accessories to outdoor power equipment and home cleaning tools
Reasons for using Win2k Advanced Server First-generation site had limited functionality Lower total cost of ownership
Benefits from using Win2k Advanced Server Servers configured with failover clustering Agility to rapidly execute on new IT initiatives
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Summary Windows 2000 Advanced Server enhances
systems with stability, reliability, manageability and scalability
Clustering allows multiple computer systems to appear and function as one
Companies use Advanced Server because it provides the best total cost of ownership and price-performance, while still providing enterprise-class scalability and reliability
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References www.microsoft.com www.whatis.com