LifeKeeper for Windows Configurations

LifeKeeper for Windows
LifeKeeper for Windows Release Notes
LifeKeeper for Windows Quick Start Guide
LifeKeeper for Windows in a Cloud Environment
- LifeKeeper for Windows Step by Step Guide for Google Cloud
- Microsoft Azure Guide
- AWS Direct Connect Quick Start Guide
- AWS VPC Peering Connections Quick Start Guide
LifeKeeper for Windows Installation Guide
- Planning Your LifeKeeper for Windows Environment
- Setting Up Your LifeKeeper for Windows Environment
- Installing LifeKeeper for Windows
LifeKeeper for Windows Technical Documentation
- Introduction
- Configuration
- Administration
- User Guide
- DataKeeper
- Troubleshooting
Combined Message Catalog
Application Recovery Kits
- Recovery Kit for EC2™ Administration Guide
- Generic Application Kit for Load Balancer Health Checks
- LifeKeeper for Windows Microsoft SQL Server Recovery Kit Introduction
- LifeKeeper for Windows PostgreSQL Server Recovery Kit Introduction
- LifeKeeper Oracle Recovery Kit Introduction
- LifeKeeper Microsoft Internet Information Services Recovery Kit Introduction
- LifeKeeper Recovery Kit for Route 53™ Introduction
LifeKeeper for Windows Support Matrix
LifeKeeper Single Server Protection for Windows
- LifeKeeper Single Server Protection for Windows Release Notes
- LifeKeeper Single Server Protection for Windows Installation Guide
LifeKeeper Single Server Protection for Windows Technical Documentation
- Documentation and Training
- Integration with VMware HA
- Administration
- Application Recovery Kits
Product Support Schedule

LifeKeeper for Windows works on the basis of resource hierarchies you define for groups of two or more servers. The following three topics introduce the LifeKeeper for Windows failover configuration concepts.

Common Hardware Components

System Grouping Arrangements

Resource Hierarchies

Intelligent Versus Automatic Switchback

Common Hardware Components

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