Long,

I think that what Len was suggesting earlier is that there's no reason to 
use the peering feature to do what you're trying to do.  In fact, peering 
sort of is "undone" by what you are doing.  Peering tells Imail to look on 
alternate physical servers for logically local accounts.  But you've set up 
both physical servers to have all of the accounts physically local, so 
peering will never actually be invoked.  Make any sense?  It's meant to 
split a user database across servers, which you are not actually 
doing--you're replicating.

As far as downtime, well, you'd have to use some kind of load balancer on 
the outside for that.

Sandy

At 11:27 AM 6/28/2001, you wrote:
>Len
>
>I have tried your test and they do indeed work.
>how ever if one server goes down that kind of put a spanner in the works.
>
>Kind Regards
>Long
>
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>Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] peering
>
>
>
> >I have setup the mail servers to access a file server and also an external
> >database.
> >so in theory the same accounts should be on each.
>
>ah, "in theory ... should", haven�t you tried it?
>
>Try checking your POP3 mailbox by connecting to the other server.
>
>or logon to webmail on box x�s url with your mailbox on box y.
>
>Or SMTP AUTH to X with your account on Y.
>
>Let�s us know how the miracle turns out.  :)))
>
>  >what is RTFM?
>
>Rich Text Format, Microsoft  :)))
>
>www.AcronymFinder.com
>
>Len
>
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