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11-24-2001 09:15 PM
11-24-2001 09:15 PM
Hi All,
I have 2 nos of N-Class machines with active- active cluster with SHARE storage. If one macine will fail all the application will move to other machine.
I have a FTP script which is running on routine basis. Which is sending the data (from share Storage) from these 'A' and 'B' server's to another server.
My question is If one machine 'A' or 'B' is down.
1. How FTP is possible in this case (crontab entries are in the 'Root' Disk'
2. How to configure FTP in cluster so it will take place during when the machine is down.
Server A ---\ ------ FTP ---- (ABC server)
|
|===[ Share Storage]
|
Server B ---/_ _ _ FTP _ _ _ _ (EFG server)
Regards
Harpreet singh
I have 2 nos of N-Class machines with active- active cluster with SHARE storage. If one macine will fail all the application will move to other machine.
I have a FTP script which is running on routine basis. Which is sending the data (from share Storage) from these 'A' and 'B' server's to another server.
My question is If one machine 'A' or 'B' is down.
1. How FTP is possible in this case (crontab entries are in the 'Root' Disk'
2. How to configure FTP in cluster so it will take place during when the machine is down.
Server A ---\ ------ FTP ---- (ABC server)
|
|===[ Share Storage]
|
Server B ---/_ _ _ FTP _ _ _ _ (EFG server)
Regards
Harpreet singh
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11-25-2001 01:34 AM
11-25-2001 01:34 AM
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Hi,
The ftp script is run for the cluster nodes cron if i read correct.
Build in a check if the packages is active on the node that executes the scripts. if so start ftp if not exit. This enables you to put the script in tha cron file of both nodes.
FTP to the package yust use the package ip adress.
Hope this will help,
Gideon
The ftp script is run for the cluster nodes cron if i read correct.
Build in a check if the packages is active on the node that executes the scripts. if so start ftp if not exit. This enables you to put the script in tha cron file of both nodes.
FTP to the package yust use the package ip adress.
Hope this will help,
Gideon
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