Ordering the resource kits to supplement Microsoft Corporation software is pretty much standard procedure in a lot of technology departments. Microsoft Application Center Resource Kit will satisfy those buyers, as well as — more importantly, perhaps — experts from technology shops who don't buy every resource kit that comes along. This book explains the orthodox way of implementing Application Center 2000, as envisioned by the people who developed the clustering and load-balancing solution for server farms and data centers. You'll learn a lot from the printed documentation that makes up the bulk of this product, and you'll be grateful for the collection of software that appears on the companion CD-ROM, especially if you're working with something other than a straight vanilla Application Center installation.