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server 2003 Hibernation.. Microsoft best practices.. any issues againts?


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Guest WonderBoy
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Hi all

 

I'm currently looking for information on why you wouldn't want to

use hibernation for shutting down a server. I have my own opinions

and I'm wondering if Microsoft has any input as to why or why not you

should do this on a server.

 

I have looked on goggle and so far I don't see any blaring issues

with doing hibernation.

 

any comments or links to information would be greatly appreciated.

 

Jason Hammond

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Guest Meinolf Weber
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Re: server 2003 Hibernation.. Microsoft best practices.. any issues againts?

 

Hello WonderBoy,

 

For what reason will you hibernate a server? It is built to run, or you shut

it down for maintenance reasons.

 

Best regards

 

Meinolf Weber

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> Hi all

>

> I'm currently looking for information on why you wouldn't want to

> use hibernation for shutting down a server. I have my own opinions

> and I'm wondering if Microsoft has any input as to why or why not you

> should do this on a server.

>

> I have looked on goggle and so far I don't see any blaring issues

> with doing hibernation.

>

> any comments or links to information would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Jason Hammond

>

Guest Mick Montalto
Posted

RE: server 2003 Hibernation.. Microsoft best practices.. any issues ag

 

RE: server 2003 Hibernation.. Microsoft best practices.. any issues ag

 

By design, servers are meant to be kept up 24/7.

 

In no way are they ever meant to not be available. The only reason servers

are supposed to be shut down is for maintenance purposes or for retirement.

 

"WonderBoy" wrote:

> Hi all

>

> I'm currently looking for information on why you wouldn't want to

> use hibernation for shutting down a server. I have my own opinions

> and I'm wondering if Microsoft has any input as to why or why not you

> should do this on a server.

>

> I have looked on goggle and so far I don't see any blaring issues

> with doing hibernation.

>

> any comments or links to information would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Jason Hammond

>

>


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