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Thank you - it eluded me for awhile there
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I can always count on EXP EXCH for the answers I don't have
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I forget the process - but I know you can set up a shared space on a network that is replicated between servers, so if one server goes down, that file or database is still available to the users.<br />
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Can anybody point me in the right direction for that?
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I forget the process - but I know you can set up a shared space on a network that is replicated between servers, so if one server goes down, that file or database is still available to the users.

Can anybody point me in the right direction for that?

Share replication

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