I am not sure about the term mirroring is correct or not. I have two web servers one acting as a primary and the other as a redundant backup web server. whenever I make changes to files in my primary server, I would like the changes to reflect in the backup server. please let me know how I can accomplish this in windows server 2003.
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Disk Mirroring in Windows 2003
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This is called clustering.
Joseph L. Poandl
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Joseph L. Poandl
MCSE 2003
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there are two types of clustering....
nlb
and
clustering per se.
main difference being one is stateless (each has own data store) and other is staeful (shared data store on Nas, fiber channel scsi...)
however, you could use DFS to replicate the changes to your website info... both servers will refer to the same dfs node.
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nlb
and
clustering per se.
main difference being one is stateless (each has own data store) and other is staeful (shared data store on Nas, fiber channel scsi...)
however, you could use DFS to replicate the changes to your website info... both servers will refer to the same dfs node.
Aftertaf
________
I reserve the right to be wrong, be confused, be suffering because it is monday, or because it is nearly the weekend.
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