I am at the design stage for a new server. That's when you try to
convince a client that they have an unfavorable ratio of requirements to
budget. I am thinking a raid-1, with a mirror to an nbd device running
write-mostly. I will have redundant network paths to the other machine,
one via a dedicated cable and P-t-P connection, and the other via a
switch going to the general internal network.
Am I going into deep waters to try and do something helpful with
multipath features here, or should I stick to a network only solution,
and give the switched route a higher metric to force traffic through the
dedicated link?
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bill davidsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CTO TMR Associates, Inc
Doing interesting things with small computers since 1979
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