Answer / Kuldeep Kumar Azad

In Exchange 2013, new options for high availability and site resilience include Database Availability Groups (DAGs), which provide improved protection against database failures and site-wide disasters. DAGs allow for automatic database failover to another server in the group if a failure occurs. Additionally, Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR) is available for high availability and disaster recovery scenarios.

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