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5 Sigma Uptime

You can get 5 sigma uptime running MS SQL Server 2000 on Windows Server 2000 or 2003 as long as you've got the money to spend. And it will take a lot of money. But then again, 5 sigma uptime always takes a lot of money and expertise. We're taking redunancy for your redundant systems. Mirrored clusters and advanced load balancing techniques barely begin to scratch the surface, and qualified workers to manage this kind of infrastructure are few and far between in the Windows world. This is mainly because Microsoft has made it so easy to be a "power-user" that very, very few people ever become experts. In my opinion, most MCSE's barely deserve the title "power-user". Windows problem all along, at least in the back room, has always been that they've spent too much time making the most common tasks easier and too little time making sure their certified professionals are really professionals.

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