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From the Publisher:A practical guide to modeling and designing reliable networks Provides a detailed introduction to modeling availability necessary for network design Helps network designers understand the theoretical availability of their topologiesExplains the factors that limit availability to minimize the number of network failuresProvides all the information necessary to do basic availability modeling/budgeting /pHigh Availability Network Fundamentals discusses the need for and the mathematics of availability, then moves on to cover the issues affecting availability, including hardware, software, design strategies, human error, and environmental considerations. After setting up the range of common problems, it then delves into the details of how to design networks for fault tolerance and provides sample calculations for specific systems. Also icluded is a complete, end-to-end example showing availability calculations for a sample network