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roadrunner_1
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‎11-08-2002 10:50 AM

‎11-08-2002 10:50 AM

what does MC stands for in MC-ServiceGuard

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Christopher McCray_1
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‎11-08-2002 10:56 AM

‎11-08-2002 10:56 AM

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Re: what does MC stands for in MC-ServiceGuard

Hello,

Multi-Computer

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Chris
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Robert Gamble
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‎11-08-2002 11:01 AM

‎11-08-2002 11:01 AM

Re: what does MC stands for in MC-ServiceGuard

He is correct, someone asked this question last year as well.

http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0xf2fe660142b2d5118ff10090279cd0f9,00.html
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roadrunner_1
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‎11-08-2002 11:06 AM

‎11-08-2002 11:06 AM

Re: what does MC stands for in MC-ServiceGuard

I am impressed... ;)
10 points for Chris for responding real quick...

5 points for Robert for justifying what Chris said...

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Jeff Schussele
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‎11-08-2002 11:06 AM

‎11-08-2002 11:06 AM

Re: what does MC stands for in MC-ServiceGuard

Hi,

MC => Multi-Computer

HP also has a product known as Metro Cluster which can sometimes be confused with the MC in MC/SG. It's a higher level product that includes site failover across distances up to 100 Km which is frequently paired up with Continuous Access XP which will mirror data real-time across that distance as well.

Rgds,
Jeff
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