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Monday, September 19, 2011
This week’s webcasts - 19-23 September 2011 (Via Ray Fleming)
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“Four webcasts to know about this week - one education-specific one (the Tech Tuesday) and three general technical ones.
All of the timings for the webcasts are AEST (Australia East Coast time).
See ** below for more details on how the webcasts work
This week’s webcasts
Microsoft SQL Server Code-Named "Denali" AlwaysOn Series, Part 2: Building a Mission-Critical High Availability Solution Using AlwaysOn
In this session we walk you through the steps to deploy a high availability solution using AlwaysOn. This is a demo-heavy presentation and the experts from the product development team walk you through a high availability solution architecture and deployment, explain key architectural concepts and recommend best practices that will help you achieve the required level of availability for your mission critical applications. It is highly recommended that you attend the first part of this series since the new concepts are introduced in that session.”
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Friday, August 19, 2011
Best Practices for Analyzing Your SharePoint Server Environment
Webcast Date and Time: Wednesday, August 17 at 8 a.m. PT/11 a.m. ET/4 p.m.
"Quest's free tool Server Administrator for SharePoint gives you confidence in your SharePoint environment by ensuring your servers and farms are configured properly and conform to best practices. In this webcast, SharePoint experts Joel Oleson and Mike Watson reunite to discuss Server Administrator's origins, the pains it addresses, and how they see this freeware tool growing through community-driven rules."
