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Hello,<br />
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I've two database servers on which need to implement database clustering (Active/Passive).<br />
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Could you please assist how many IP required?<br />
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As per my understanding, I need to have 3 IPs i.e. 1 for interface and 2 virtual IPs.<br />
Am I correct?<br />
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Best Regards,<br />
Mohit Pandit
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Hello,

I've two database servers on which need to implement database clustering (Active/Passive).

Could you please assist how many IP required?

As per my understanding, I need to have 3 IPs i.e. 1 for interface and 2 virtual IPs.
Am I correct?

Best Regards,
Mohit Pandit

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