Hello Julio -
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> dear users,
>
> I've this scenario:
>
> - a host with radiator
>
> - a host with mysql
>
> - a host with LDAP (directory server)
>
> The Authby LDAP works fine and the Authby DYNADDRESS works fine too.
>
> I'm worried about the availability of RADPOOL table in the mySQL host.
> MySQL has mechanisms to replicate tables, but as the manual says:
>
> "[...] this only works if non-updating queries dominate".
>
> Our RADPOOL table is constantly updated, and replication mechanisms seems
> not to
> be a great solution.
>
> In order to give HA to the database used by Radiator,
> has anyone experience with this problem?
>
> How can I implement HA in this Radiator architecture?
>
My usual suggestion in this situation is to spend some extra money on the SQL
host and equip it with dual ethernet cards and a solid RAID array.
> In absence of Microsoft SQL driver, should I implement ODBC driver?
>
On what platform? If Linux, I have found the Sybase drivers work well, if
FreeBSD use DBD-Proxy, if NT use DBD-ODBC.
hth
Hugh
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