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Re: Backup, redundancy etc.
David K. Hess
2007-04-17
I'm following up on an old thread where this was mentioned:

> Another method is to run a StorageServer on another machine that
> defers to the primary StorageServer as a "master".  This method is
> interesting in that the secondary server can actually be used by an
> application.  (See "durus -s -h" for MASTERPORT and MASTERHOST
> options).

I've searched around and haven't been able to find a good explanation
for how this works and how it is intended to be architected into a site.

Is the point of this feature to basically reduce/optimize network
traffic from a second machine with durus clients to a file based
storage server on a primary machine? Or is there some more
complicated replication (and fault tolerance) of some sort at work?

Thanks!

Dave

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David K. Hess
Verscend Technologies, Inc.
dhess@verscend.com
214-684-5448



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