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04-26-2006 05:27 PM
04-26-2006 05:27 PM
FRS and cluster
Hy.
Can i make an win 2003 cluster with FRS, using 2 machines without external storage ?
Thanks in advance !
Can i make an win 2003 cluster with FRS, using 2 machines without external storage ?
Thanks in advance !
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05-01-2006 01:04 AM
05-01-2006 01:04 AM
Re: FRS and cluster
Not a microsoft cluster!
This doesn't work without shared external storage.
Yes you can replicate data from on system to the other, but then you have to use another machanism to lead your users to the active server.
DFS could be a solution to direct your clients to the "active" server.
Pieter
This doesn't work without shared external storage.
Yes you can replicate data from on system to the other, but then you have to use another machanism to lead your users to the active server.
DFS could be a solution to direct your clients to the "active" server.
Pieter
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