Highly Available Storage for Windows Servers is the proper design, implementation, and performance management system-high hard disk based on Microsoft Windows 2000 and Veritas Volume Manager. He does a great job to explain what it means for storing data of a system to be highly available, and the points of potential problem areas (from the physical platters on up) that can prevent the system from that ideal. He is also worthy of praise to describe some assistive technologies - server clustering and RAID systems - which makes high availability of data disks as possible. With an increasing number of stores more coherent policy-implementing storage management, more and more administrators will need to add storage system for their bags tricks Wall. - David Topics covered: How to build and operate a storage subsystem for reliable servers, using RAID, clustering variants of Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows and Veritas Volume Manager. This is mostly Veritas documentation, but there is good coverage of the concept of cluster disk and server provisioning rules, too.