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In this chapter, you learned how Exchange 2000 Server can run in a Windows 2000 cluster environment. The chapter covered the basic administrative and architectural concepts of Windows Clustering. Bear in mind that running a server cluster well requires experience and training. Cluster technologies will be increasingly popular as the active/active architecture is accepted and implemented by more companies.

You've learned how to make your Exchange system's resources highly available by using clustering. Now you need to learn how to configure security for those resources so that only those who need them have access to them. That is the focus of our next chapter.