Exchange 2007 Cluster Setup - Did it complete?

posted by  johnb (87)  14 months ago (blogs.technet.com)

As you no doubt know by now, Exchange 2007 introduces different types of clustering.  It still retains the traditional Shared Copy cluster where all data is stored in a central location (i.e. SAN).  It also introduces the concept of Cluster Continuous Replication, or CCR, where centralized storage is not required, rather each server contains a separate copy of the data.  This is achieved by an initial "seeding", and is then maintained by replication of log files.  Service Pack 1 for Exchange 2007 includes yet a third type of cluster, called Standby Continuous Replication, or SCR, but we