On May 5, 2015, at 11:06 , Andy A <[email protected]> wrote:
> How should I configure packetfence in active/passive mode?
>
> I am using PF 5.0.1, CentOS 6.6 in inline mode.
>
> I have read through Administration Guide and Inline-mode setup, but I
> couldn't find anything related to active/passive mode for PacketFence (not
> the MySQL servers).
Hi Andy,
Active/Passive mode is not really a PacketFence mode per se.
What it is is two PacketFence servers configured as if they each were
standalone.
You need to set-up some kind of replication for the configuration (a cron job
with rsync can do) and configure either heartbeat or pacemaker to start/stop
services on each server when the other one fails.
It is a larger job than I feel I can document in a email, but nothing
extraordinary if you have already used linux clustering tools such as
heartbeat, corosync and pacemaker.
Regards,
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