Hi Diego,
The best thing to do is check out the rsync and rsyncd functions available. Very
fast for mirroring and you can keep systems up to date.
HTH,
Corey
Quoting Diego Henao <webmaster@bloodhound.slyip.com>:
> Hello, I have a question about mirrors. I have two cobalt. They are
> exactly the same machines. My actual setup is based just in dns functions.
> In other words, one is the primary dns server and the other is the
> secondary dns server. What do you recommend to me to implement if I want,
> in case the primary goes down, the secondary to be the primary?
>
> My understanding about this is that you just need to copy user's files (
> system configuration), hosting directories, and dns entries. I don't know
> how to do that. My major concerning is that I need to update the dns
> entries because when the server 1 goes down the domain is going to be the
> same, but maybe the ips will change.
>
> Any suggestion
>
> Thanks Diego
>
>
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