Guest Brian MXP Posted August 14, 2007 Posted August 14, 2007 Howdy- Is there any way to move from a current, single production Terminal Server to something like a two server cluster? I'd like to have some more fault tolerance and the ability to independently reboot the systems without causing problems for users... And NLB seems like it only handles network loads and not CPU or memory... TIA, BM
Guest Jeff Pitsch Posted August 14, 2007 Posted August 14, 2007 Re: Transition from single to cluster? Terminal Services is not cluster aware. Jeff Pitsch Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server Citrix Technology Professional Provision Networks VIP Forums not enough? Get support from the experts at your business http://jeffpitschconsulting.com Brian MXP wrote: > Howdy- > > Is there any way to move from a current, single production Terminal > Server to something like a two server cluster? I'd like to have some > more fault tolerance and the ability to independently reboot the systems > without causing problems for users... And NLB seems like it only > handles network loads and not CPU or memory... > > TIA, > BM
Guest Helge Klein Posted August 16, 2007 Posted August 16, 2007 Re: Transition from single to cluster? You need a solution that implements "real" load balancing like Citrix Presentation Server. For a small environment Citrix Access Essentials might just be the right thing: http://www.brianmadden.com/content/article/Oh-wow-Citrix-Access-Essentials-is-actually-cool-now Other vendors like Ericom surely have similar offerings. I hope this helps. Helge ================== Please visit my blog: http://it-from-inside.blogspot.com ================== On 14 Aug., 17:25, Brian MXP <br...@nospam.broad.mit.edu> wrote: > Howdy- > > Is there any way to move from a current, single production Terminal Server to something > like a two server cluster? I'd like to have some more fault tolerance and the ability to > independently reboot the systems without causing problems for users... And NLB seems like > it only handles network loads and not CPU or memory... > > TIA, > BM
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