High availability servers can be bought from eBay, Amazon, VM Ware, Stratus, Dell, Microsoft, Intel, IBM, Red Hat, Symantec, Oracle, Samba and Tech Republic.
High availability clusters are groups of computers built by installing the same application software on more than one server and then connecting them onto a single base, so that if one component fails another can quickly take it's place.
The Sequel, or SQL, Server is owned by Microsoft. One can purchase an SQL Server from the Microsoft website. Microsoft also offers a free trial of the SQL Server.
A wireless print server can be purchased in most bricks-and-mortar High Street electrical store such as PC World. Online, a wireless print server can be bought from Amazon.
Server boards can be purchased at stores such as NewEgg, Overstock and Tiger Direct. One could also purchase a server board from Target, eBay and Amazon.
One can purchase an HP server from IT and computer retailers. However going to the source is often the best idea. So going to HPs website will enable a person to purchase an HP server.
One can purchase server products online from a number of companies. They can be purchased from Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, Parallels, Vamsoft and from eBay.
There are many places where one can find information about high availability solutions. One can find information about high availability solutions at popular on the web sources such as SAP and Stratus Technologies.
There are many places where one can purchase SQL Server 2005 Express software. Some of the best places to purchase this would be places like Amazon or Best Buy.
There are a few places one can go to purchase a Dell Poweredge server. One of the best places to start is at NewEgg, where they offer lower prices than Dell's website.
One can purchase a home server software in many different places. Some places where one can buy it are Windows official web page, Amazon, Intel, and GV2.
There are many types of server rack mounts available if one is looking to purchase them. They can be found at places like Amazon, eBay and at most computer places.