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The below note seems somewhat trollish but I've been running an
ISC DHCP server on Solaris since May of 1997 and it has
never stopped once. If you want redundancy, just use
two different ranges on two different servers. Instant
redundancy. We have issued over 10K leases from a single
machine with no more backup them periodic ftp of the leases
databases and mirrored drives.
Thomas Kellar
> Dear folks,
> I'm told that Windows NT dhcp server supports redundant servers; if one
> falls over, then the other takes over. Does the ISC DHCP server support
> such a system? Yes, I'm sure there are ways and means of doing it using
> something like rsync and some cleverness, but is there direct support?
> Some positive answer would be needed before the computer centre in this
> college would consider changing from their failure prone NT DHCP server
> to the ISC server running on Linux.
> Nick Urbanik, Dept. of Electrical & Communications Engineering
> Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (Tsing Yi)
> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Tel: (852) 2436 8660, (825) 2436 8674 Fax: (852) 2436 8643
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