5 Steps to Reducing Downtime: Best Practices for Windows Server Application High Availability - IT Management Guide
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5 Steps to Reducing Downtime: Best Practices for Windows Server Application High Availability
by Marathon Technologies

Microsoft Windows Server applications are at the very core of business operations in a wide range of industries, powering everything from messaging and collaboration to manufacturing, customer operations, financial transactions, and healthcare records.



In many cases, these applications are essential to the functioning of the business or organization they support. Any application downtime or data loss can be extremely costly to the business – and potentially hazardous for ...
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