Judy, We do something similiar to that. (but still use Failover groups) We have 7 sunrays servers. They are configured this way.
1 pair in "Engineering" failover group 1 pair in "QA" failover group 1 pair in "General Use" failover group 1 individual machine for sysadmin use. Each failover group has a master for the pair. We picked one of the machines as our master for user card tokens. On that server we dump the users using utuser into a file. On the other "Master Servers" we load that token file. This way all failover groups have the same tokens. We use a combination of amgh and nis to map a user to the "machine / group" they should be on. This way you still get a bit of load balancing within the failover group. >From a network standpoint they are all on the same subnet. We do not run dhcp servers on any of the sunray servers. We run a separate solaris machine for dhcp that sunray get addresses from. When a user sticks a token in the amgh script figures out what "machine / group" the token needs to be on and switches them over to it. Hopefully all that made sense. If not then let me know. Scott >>Is it possible to have 3 sunray servers on the same subnet, (not >>using FOG's). One of my customers out here want to be able to have >>the servers isolated to certain groups. >>If so, could this be controlled using dhcpd? I been having problems booting >>the clients to >>different servers using dhcp, it looks like the quicker one always responds >>first. >>Any Ideas? >>Thanks, >>Judy _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
