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New Understanding the True Cost of Ownership for High Availability Applications
In this whitepaper, Crimson Consulting Group explores the cost of ownership advantages of a high availability business application approach incorporating the NEC Express5800 Fault Tolerant (FT) Series of servers versus a clustered configuration approach based on Microsoft Cluster Server. |
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New The Always-On Assembly Line
How Fault Tolerant Servers Boost Output and Reduce Costs for Manufacturing |
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New Read the latest article from The Clipper Group
Fault Tolerance for the Windows Environment — When It Positively, Absolutely Has To Be There |
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New Building More Security into Building Security
How Fault Tolerant Servers Reduce Risk and Lower Costs for Access Control
In this white paper, we will examine the key concepts of and concerns associated with access control systems. |
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New FT Server For Windows
IT departments are faced with an assortment of availability alternatives: servers with integrated redundant features; high-availability configurations of two or more systems; and fault tolerant (FT) solutions that offer a continuum of uptime ranging from better than average to superior. |
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New Red Hat Enterprise Linux White Paper
How to achieve Up To 99.999% uptime with fault tolerant servers. |
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NEC Fault Tolerant-Virtual Machine Solution
Achieve Highest Availability, Maximize Management Efficiency and Minimize TCO
Achieve Highest Availability, Maximize Management Efficiency and Minimize TCO |
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Highly Available Exchange Management/Archiving
Technology Brief published by RAND IT Solutions (NEC VAR Partner). This paper details a highly available Microsoft Exchange archive solution featuring Educom's EAS and NEC's fault tolerant server for windows. |
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Remote Management
Description: NEC Express5800/FT servers include ESMPRO and MWA ROMPilot which enable robust remote management. Learn about the details in this comprehensive whitepaper. |
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Fault Tolerant Biometrics
This technology brief provides an introduction to biometric technology and details on implementing fault tolerant biometrics with the NEC Express5800/FT server. |
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Increased Uptime Brings Increased Value-Ad (IDC)
The forces of globalization, 24 x 7 business operations, and the need for an always-on computing infrastructure means that there is no time for downtime in business-critical and mission-critical applications. Customers are no longer demanding reliability. Instead, they are expecting it challenging server suppliers to provide highly reliable systems at much lower price-points than ever before. To address this need, NEC has chosen to invest in fault-tolerant systems that continue to operate in the event that any one component fails. |
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Increasing Mission Critical Performance
In mission critical environments, performance is key to the success of your application deployment. This whitepaper details the SuperSpeed software product line and describes how they are used with the NEC Express5800/FT to increase performance in a continuously available environment |
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Fault Tolerant Servers
The choice of one availability solution versus another typically involves tradeoffs between an acceptable level of availability, initial purchase price, and the time and effort involved to implement and maintain the solution. Some solutions are more expensive than most organizations can afford, so the organization spends less on initial purchase price and accepts reduced availability. This paper discusses today's options for achieving continuous availability and how NEC's Express5800/ft servers can provide every company with an affordable way to own a true fault tolerant server. |
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Virtual Server
IT organizations today are faced with pressure to lower facilities costs, limit the overall number of servers, and reduce administration and staffing required for their data centers. Any number of reasons, ranging from the one server-one application paradigm to the overall weak global economy in the past few years, can take the blame. To mitigate the cost cutting pressures of IT organizations, one solution that has been growing in recent years is software virtualization solutions. |
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Database Mirroring
Maximizing the availability of databases is on the top priority list for many database administrators worldwide. Database mirroring is a new feature in SQL Server 2005 that can help minimize planned and unplanned downtime, thereby maximizing the availability of the database.
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Increasing Availability Through Dynamic Hardware Partitioning
Many companies are running their business critical applications on Microsoft® Windows Server® on Intel® -based platforms, with constantly increasing business continuity and availability requirements. As a result, IT organizations have been pushing server and software vendors for more cost-effective, highly available systems. Users are asking, "If vendors were able to produce high reliability and availability in mainframe-class systems, why can?t they deliver similar capabilities in Windows server-class systems?" |
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64-bit Benefits - NEC Itanium 2-based Solutions
With a wave of 64-bit solutions entering the marketplace, more and more users are inquiring about the benefits of migrating to a 64-bit architecture. Though the benefits may seem obvious, it is important to understand exactly how different the 32-bit and 64-bit environments are and what type of hardware can best leverage the exponential performance capabilities offered by a 64-bit deployment.This is an informational white paper that explains 64-bit computing implementation, which applications benefit from 64-bit solutions, and the key differences and benefits of migrating from 32-bit to 64-bit architecture. |
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Three keys to success in real-time business
The demands on the enterprise server are increasing daily—and so are the costs of system failure. That?s why
real-time businesses need more than just increased processing capabilities. They also need to reinforce those
capabilities with powerful RAS (Reliability, Availability and Serviceability) features. |
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Blade Server Whitepaper
As computers grow faster and become more sophisticated, greater processing power is available per dollar than ever before. As this price-to-performance ratio improves, the more practical it becomes for small to mid-sized organizations to take advantage of the power of High Performance Computing (HPC). |
