I will have two servers - both exactly the same setup & mirrored data. What is the easiest & most reliable way to create a failover? If server 1 fails - server2 will automatically take over th...
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Windows NTDate Answered: 11/01/1999 Rating: 6.8 Views: 0
Does anyone know if it is possible to configure failover by changing your tnsnames.ora on a 8.0.5.0.0 client? I have a two node cluster with a database running in exclusive mode on one node. If the...
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OracleDate Answered: 05/25/2000 Rating: 6.6 Views: 4
Hi,
Recently i have implemented cluster in my office. One is a primary server and another is a secondary server. Both of them are in a cluster. Cluster replication is happening perfectly.
But w...
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I have a pair of PIX 515E firewalls that I am setting up in a failover pair. Since I am a Check Point Geek and still look at things in that light, I need to know how the failover will work and if ...
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I need some information on setting up a failover system for our web application.
We have two seperate locations with the same server set-up
Currently we use SiteScope to monitor our primary locat...
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I'm a bit confused about a failover and was hoping to clear up some questions..
I've got Router B (Routing protocol is RIP) with two serial interfaces
Serial 0/0 - T1
Serial 0/1 - Frame
My ...
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RoutersDate Answered: 08/07/2004 Rating: 7.4 Views: 0
I have a new network with 2 Domain Controllers for redundancy.
These domain controllers run WINS which replicates and DNS which replicates with the Active Directory.
One domain controller curre...
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Windows 2000Date Answered: 09/16/2004 Rating: 9.8 Views: 0
the web server support RMI? which is the distribution.
web server support clustering? which is supporting failover & loadbalancing ?
thanks
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Web ServersDate Answered: 01/15/2005 Rating: 7.6 Views: 0
I will begin with the statement that I am a Web Developr - not a network engineer.
If the previous statement has not made you run screaming away in terror...
We host our corporate domain in h...
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Application Background:
A straight-forward web application using standard Microsoft technologies talking to SQL Server 2005. Making sure the web application is load-balance capable etc is not part...
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