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09-27-2001 05:39 AM
09-27-2001 05:39 AM
Re: What are the methods available for High Availability for a Unix server?
Hi Daniel,
Sure MC/SG is what you can look for.
Configuring packages ( virtual nodes )which can switch to alternate nodes as soon as a major failure occurs is what can solve your problem.
MS/SG can handle also the standby lan interface : automatic switching on the next available lan as soon as the first one comes down .
MCSG with External disks ( if possible HP AutoRAIDs disks ) could be entirely a very good solution for Mission Critical Application.
You evaluation of AutoRAID disks should respect the threashold of 50% used to maitain the AutoRAID in RAID 0+1.
Magdi
Sure MC/SG is what you can look for.
Configuring packages ( virtual nodes )which can switch to alternate nodes as soon as a major failure occurs is what can solve your problem.
MS/SG can handle also the standby lan interface : automatic switching on the next available lan as soon as the first one comes down .
MCSG with External disks ( if possible HP AutoRAIDs disks ) could be entirely a very good solution for Mission Critical Application.
You evaluation of AutoRAID disks should respect the threashold of 50% used to maitain the AutoRAID in RAID 0+1.
Magdi
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