We are close to the deadline, but still looking for a few more customers
interested in giving feedback.
Please send email to clushelp@microsoft.com if you are interested (see
thread below for details)
Thank You!!
Elden Christensen
Program Manager
Windows Server Cluster Group
Microsoft Enterprise Server Products
From: eldenc@online.microsoft.com ("Elden Christensen [MSFT]")
Date: Thu, 07 Apr 2005 20:30:13 GMT
Subject: In Search of Cluster Customers
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.exchange.clustering
We want to hear what you have to say!
We would like to identify some Medium sized customers (4 - 99 total
servers) *who are willing to talk to us* (the Cluster Product Team), who
are running one or more of the following applications in a High
Availability deployment using Microsoft Server Clustering today:
1. SQL
2. Exchange
3. File
4. Print
5. Some ERP or CRM application (e.g. Siebel, SAP, JD Edwards, Peoplesoft,
etc....)
Our goal is to gain a good understanding of your high availability
deployments and how you use Server Clustering to achieve high availability.
We will have a questionnaire (manageable length), for you to fill out and
then possibly a follow-up phone conversation (1 hour max) for any questions
we may have based on your filled-out questionnaire. Total ask of your time
would be approximately 2-3 hours worth of effort. With the benefit that
your feedback will go directly to the core development team and it will be
an opportunity for you to possibly influence a future version of our
product.
If you use Clustering and are interested in participating; if you could
please send an email to clushelp@microsoft.com with:
A. Your company name and a brief description of your company
B. A contact person name, email, phone number.
C. Overview of how you use Server Clustering today
D. Roughly how many Server Clusters you have
To set expectations: We are looking for breadth of customers who use
clusters in a variety ways, so I can't promise we'll respond / contact all
who reply.
Thank You!!
Elden Christensen
Program Manager
Windows Server Cluster Group
Microsoft Enterprise Server Products
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