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comp., MSActualización compatible con clústeresCluster-Aware Updating (A feature that automates the process of applying software updates to the nodes in a failover cluster. With Cluster-Aware Updating, a server administrator can preview and apply updates to a cluster, create a profile that standardizes the way updates are applied, and view reports of past updating runs. Cluster-Aware Updating includes a graphical interface, Windows PowerShell cmdlets, and for extensibility, a custom plug-in API)
comp., MSAdministrador de clústeres de conmutación por errorFailover Cluster Manager (A Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in that is used to validate failover cluster configurations, create and manage failover clusters, and migrate certain settings to a cluster running the Windows Server 2008 R2 operating system)
comp., MSagrupación en clústeresclustering (A data mining technique that analyzes data to group records together according to their location within the multidimensional attribute space)
comp., MSalgoritmo de clústeres de secuencia de MicrosoftMicrosoft Sequence Clustering algorithm (Algorithm that is a combination of sequence analysis and clustering, which identifies clusters of similarly ordered events in a sequence. The clusters can be used to predict the likely ordering of events in a sequence based on known characteristics)
comp., MSalmacenamiento de clústercluster storage (Storage where one or more attached disks hold data used either by server applications running on the cluster or by applications for managing the cluster. Each disk on the cluster storage is owned by only one node of the cluster. The ownership of disks moves from one node to another when the disk group fails over or moves to the other node)
comp., MSaplicación compatible con clústerescluster-aware application (An application that can run on a cluster node and that can be managed as a cluster resource. Cluster-aware applications use the Cluster API to receive status and notification information from the server cluster)
comp., MSaplicación no compatible con clústerescluster-unaware application (An application that can run on a cluster node and be managed as a cluster resource but that does not support the Cluster API)
comp., MSclúster de cachécache cluster (The instantiation of the distributed cache service, made up of one or more instances of the cache host service working together to store and distribute data. Data is stored in memory to minimize response times for data requests. This clustering technology differs from Windows Clustering)
comp., MSclúster de copia únicasingle copy cluster (A clustered Exchange deployment that uses shared storage and can have multiple active and passive servers (referred to as nodes) dedicated to a clustered mailbox server)
comp., MSclúster de múltiples subredesmulti-subnet cluster (A failover cluster in which each node is located in a different subnet)
comp., MSclúster de servidoresserver cluster (A group of servers that are in one location and that are networked together for the purpose of sharing workload)
comp., MSclústeres de conmutación por errorfailover clustering (A high availability process in which an instance of an application or a service, running over one machine, can fail-over onto another machine in the failover cluster in the case the first one fails)
comp., MScomplemento Administración del clúster de conmutación por errorFailover Cluster Management snap-in (A Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in that is used to validate failover cluster configurations, create and manage failover clusters, and migrate certain settings to a cluster running the Windows Server 2008 operating system)
comp., MScomplemento Administrador de clústeres de conmutación por errorFailover Cluster Manager snap-in (A Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in that is used to validate failover cluster configurations, create and manage failover clusters, and migrate certain settings to a cluster running the Windows Server 2008 R2 operating system)
comp., MScomplemento de clústeres de conmutación por errorfailover cluster snap-in (A Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in that is used to validate failover cluster configurations, create and manage failover clusters, and migrate certain settings to a cluster)
comp., MScuórum de clústercluster quorum (A disk which contains the database which contains metadata about the cluster's members)
comp., MSdirección de red en clústercluster network address (The network (media access control) address for the network adapter that is to be used for handling client-to-cluster traffic in a Network Load Balancing cluster)
comp., MSinstancia en clústerclustered instance (A group of resources in a failover cluster that are handled as a unit of failover. When the resources fail over, they fail over together in a predefined way to another node in the cluster)
comp., MSmiembro de clúster activoactive cluster member (A node that is running and participating in cluster operations)
stat.muestreo por clusterpost cluster sampling
comp., MSnodo de clústercluster node (An individual computer in a server cluster)
stat., scient.proceso de clustercluster point process
stat., scient.proceso de clustercluster process
stat., scient.proceso puntual de clustercluster process
stat., scient.proceso puntual de clustercluster point process
comp., MSpuerto de clústercluster port (A TCP/IP port used by the cache hosts to manage the cache cluster. The port number used for the cluster ports can be different on each cache host. These settings are maintained in the cluster configuration settings)
comp., MSrecurso de disco de clústercluster disk resource (A disk on a cluster storage device)
comp., MSred en clústercluster network (A group of independent computers that work together to provide a common set of services and present a single-system image to clients. The use of a cluster enhances the availability of the services and the scalability and manageability of the operating system that provides the services)
comp., MSregistro del clústercluster log (A trace log of Cluster service events and activities on a node)
comp., MSreparación de clústercluster repair (A repair operation in which all missing or corrupt files are replaced, all missing or corrupt registry keys are replaced and all missing or invalid configuration values are set to default values)
comp., MSreplicación continua en clústercluster continuous replication (A replication that combines the asynchronous log shipping and replay features built into Exchange 2007 with the failover and management features provided by a failover cluster that is created with the Microsoft Windows Cluster service)
comp., MSrol en el clústerclustered role (A role configured within a cluster)
comp., MSServicio de clústerCluster service (The essential software component that controls all aspects of server cluster or failover cluster operation and manages the cluster configuration database)
comp., MSservidor de buzones de correo en clústerclustered mailbox server (A mailbox server that is installed in a Windows failover cluster. A clustered mailbox server is used in both cluster continuous replication (CCR) and single copy cluster (SCC) configurations. A clustered mailbox server was called an Exchange Virtual Server in previous versions of Exchange Server)
comp., MSubicación del almacenamiento de configuración de clústercluster configuration storage location (The shared location (or shared storage location) where cluster configuration information is persisted. It can be a shared file or a database)
comp., MSVolumen compartido de clústerCluster Shared Volume (A feature that simplifies the configuration and management of Hyper-V virtual machines in failover clusters. With CSV, on a failover cluster that runs Hyper-V, multiple virtual machines can use the same disk yet fail over independently of one another. CSV provides increased flexibility for volumes in clustered storage-for example, it allows you to keep system files separate from data to optimize disk performance, even if the system files and the data are contained within virtual hard disk files)
comp., MSíndice clústerclustered index (A B-tree-based index in which the logical order of the key values determines the physical order of the corresponding rows in a table)
comp., MSíndice no clústernonclustered index (A B-tree-based index in which the logical order of the index key values is different than the physical order of the corresponding rows in a table. The index contains row locators that point to the storage location of the table data)

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