Hello Mr. Ashish,

Currently I am using NFSv2 with RSYNC for replicating my shared folders on
the 2 servers. But, as I was browsing through the net, I came across the
latest NFSv4 and its subsequent v4.1 . What I found was, with NFSv4 there
is support for features like replication and migration. Also when I did
"man exports" on my server which is a fedora 8 system, it did show me
something about replication, but I was unable to understand as to how
actually do it.

I would really appreciate if you or anyone on the twincling community
could help me in figuring out as to how to configure replication and
migration on a fedora 8 or higher. I was thinking that if I could use the
facilities provided by NFS, then why use the rsync for replication. I have
written a script and put it on cron to auto replicate, but still I am not
sure if it is the correct way to do things.

regards,
Dhiraj Chawla

> Hello Dhiraj,
>     As a system admin, i'm using RSYNC for replication. please use it as
> it is very fast nd reliable.
> cheers
> Ashish
> --- In [email protected], "Dhiraj Chawla" <dhira...@...> wrote:
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I wanted to know if anyone knows how to configure replication in NFSv4
>> that comes along with Fedora systems. I found out that there is NFSv4
>> support shipped with Fedora6+ and also that replication support is also
>> there. But I do not know how to configure this and also make it working
>> along with NFS client. Currently I have 4 fedora 8 systems and want to
>> replicate the home folder on all 4 systems for making a highly available
>> system.
>>

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