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Meaning they cannot be a generation apart? &nbsp;I have an Xserve 2006 and a 2008. &nbsp;Will this be a problem?
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Meaning they cannot be a generation apart?  I have an Xserve 2006 and a 2008.  Will this be a problem?

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yes that is correct. &nbsp;You cannot mix x86 and ppc architectures.<br />

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yes that is correct.  You cannot mix x86 and ppc architectures.


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I do not have a ppc xserve. &nbsp;I have two different x86 ones.
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I do not have a ppc xserve.  I have two different x86 ones.

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Then the article I posted for you should work.<br />

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Then the article I posted for you should work.


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This is quite interesting and I recommend this for all of those looking to do backup with their servers.
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This is quite interesting and I recommend this for all of those looking to do backup with their servers.

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I have two Xserves that I would like to synchronize. &nbsp;I figured out how to do LDAP but I want the webservice and DNS server and anything else that is possible to synchronize so there is a failover point.
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I have two Xserves that I would like to synchronize.  I figured out how to do LDAP but I want the webservice and DNS server and anything else that is possible to synchronize so there is a failover point.

How do I synchronize two os x servers?

Mac OS X is the desktop operating system from Apple Inc., found on Macintosh computers. OS X consists of a Mach/BSD-based kernel, operating system interfaces primarily based on FreeBSD and additional frameworks (written in C, C++ and Objective-C providing user interface and application-level services.