...is setting up IPFailover as easy as Apple makes it out to be?
What's your experience?
For the second half of the equation, I'd like to have an Apple RAID
(14x750) set up with RAID-5 on both sides. They need to kept in sync
so when Xserve1 (which will be connected to the left side of the RAID)
dies, Xserver2 will grab the IP and chug along with the right side of
the RAID.
This means I need to sync both halves of the RAID. Apple mentions
rsync in their High Availability PDF, but from what I've read, this
part may not be reliable given rsync issues (dhan, feel free to chime
in! <G>). If rsync will work, would like to see some real life
examples of how people are keeping two volumes in sync...if rsync
isn't the answer, what is?
I promise to provide a report with a diagram when I'm done. :)
Thanks,
Don
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