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I have recommended this question be closed as follows:

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Does CA server support windows clustering ? or how to provide HA for CA server ? <br />
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Hello Folks ;

Does CA server support windows clustering ? or how to provide HA for CA server ? 

Thanks.

Does Certificate Autority Support Clustering ?

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