On 2002-10-03T16:59:57,
Effrem Norwood <enorwood@effrem.com> said:
> With multiple inexpensive large disk arrays from companies like Network
> Appliance (NearStor) and Exstor (T-2120) organizations are asynchronously
> mirroring their data to geographically distant locations to prevent single
> points of failure with their arrays.
Let's just point out that Linux can do that too with drbd.
(I wonder if that will stay a separate module or whether it'll become a EVMS
plugin ;-)
Sincerely,
Lars Marowsky-Brée <lmb@suse.de>
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Research and Development, SuSE Linux AG
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