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Re: Samba over Linux Failsafe

To: Olivier Navas <onavas@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: Samba over Linux Failsafe
From: Scott Henry <scotth@xxxxxxx>
Date: 19 Jan 2001 10:17:08 -0800
Cc: failsafe@xxxxxxxxxxx
In-reply-to: Olivier Navas's message of "Fri, 19 Jan 2001 11:50:32 +0100"
Organization: SSO Engineering, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
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>>>>> "O" == Olivier Navas <onavas@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

O> Hello !
O> My company intends to install a cluster of linux computers in order to set 
O> up a high availability server. This cluster's primary goal would be to 
O> replace a Windows NT server which is PDC and file server. Other 
O> applications would be intranet server or database server, but I'm not 
O> worried about these types of applications. Is it possible to ask Failsafe 
O> to run samba on one node of the cluster, and if this node goes down, to run 
O> samba on another node, faking IP address of the old node or something like 
O> that...?

Yes, it is possible. SGI sells Samba plugins as a part of it's
FailSafe File Server products (both IRIX and Linux). Open sourcing
the plugins for open-source products (samba, apache, etc) is on our
todo list, but we are waiting for our legal dept...

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