TS Failover in Windows 2000 Server?

obrienjf@gmail.com

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20th May 2007

Hey all! I have a client with one TS machine that all customer connect
to. They want some sort of automatic failover for TS in case the
server goes down. I can't seem to find a clear answer on this (I am
finding failover is not so much possilble but load balancing is). Can
anyone tell me of any solutions or products that might help? They are
open to anything...like imaging the current TS server and using that
for a DR restore, but there is some down time in that scenario. Thanks!

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