Title: RE: [ISSForum] Setup SiteProtector in DR

Rico,

If you're not considering clustering, which you probably still should, you can set up Event Collector stacking (white paper on ISS site).  It all comes down to your requirements for DR.  If a main site is totally destroyed/unavailable, the secondary site needs to be able to perform command and control, as well as monitoring.  You also get into key management/TCO issues maintaining two geographically separate sites.

I have not seen an 'official' ISS DR plan.  I've been researching this for some time (too much info.,/too time consuming to put in an email.  Call me offline if you'd like to discuss.

Bob


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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Rico Tsang
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 9:45 PM
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Subject: [ISSForum] Setup SiteProtector in DR


Hi,

How can I setup SiteProtector with Network Sensors in a HA or in
a DR environment if I didn't want to consider running Clustering? My objective requires two SiteProtector to be setup such that

they are located in two different locations, managing a number of network sensors.  In case the primary SiteProtector is down, the secondary SiteProtector can provide service immediately and ideally, the lost of security events should be minimized.

As far as I know, each Network Sensor can only point to one SiteProtector, right?  If the primary SiteProtector is down, how can I make those Network Sensor to fall back to the secondary SiteProtector?  Manually reconfigure those Network Sensors?

What's the official way to make two SiteProtectors synchonize their configuration and data?


Regards,
Rico.


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