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Hi All
Currently run 40 odd servers from the US. All slackware. Just setting up a similar sized operation in the UK. But in the US all servers run from their own HD.
I am thinking of building a NAS for the UK Racks and setting the home dirs, mail dirs, conf files etc.. all from a single NAS with a backup server taking snapshots every hour or so.
Anyone got any experience with this or any programs (Using apache/mysql/qmail etc..) that have any problems with this type of setup?
Ta
D
on Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 12:59:08PM -0000, Darren Casey wrote:
I am thinking of building a NAS for the UK Racks and setting the home dirs, mail dirs, conf files etc.. all from a single NAS with a backup server taking snapshots every hour or so.
Maybe I'm missing something, but is there a single protocol for implementing your "NAS"? eg, Coda, AFS, NFS, SMBFS or something else? RedHat did some work on high availablility linux. This sounds like their FailOver Services model. The software is probably out of shape. (http://ha.redhat.com/)
on Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 12:59:08PM -0000, Darren Casey wrote:
I am thinking of building a NAS for the UK Racks and setting the home
dirs,
mail dirs, conf files etc.. all from a single NAS with a backup server taking snapshots every hour or so.
Maybe I'm missing something, but is there a single protocol for
implementing
your "NAS"? eg, Coda, AFS, NFS, SMBFS or something else? RedHat did some work on high availablility linux. This sounds like their FailOver Services model. The software is probably out of shape. (http://ha.redhat.com/)
I looked at Coda but nothing in-depth. Really looking for problems in the short term then looking at the specifics after
Thanks
Darren
I don't wish to appear dumb here (but I'm probably going to!)...
What's a NAS?
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On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Darren Casey wrote:
Hi All
Currently run 40 odd servers from the US. All slackware. Just setting up a similar sized operation in the UK. But in the US all servers run from their own HD.
I am thinking of building a NAS for the UK Racks and setting the home dirs, mail dirs, conf files etc.. all from a single NAS with a backup server taking snapshots every hour or so.
Anyone got any experience with this or any programs (Using apache/mysql/qmail etc..) that have any problems with this type of setup?
Ta
D
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