Dear Mr. Paul Hampson
Thank you for your reply.
> Not quite what you're asking for, but it is possible to tell your
> RADIUS servers to fall-back to the other server's database. That would
> maximise your redundancy, so that if one RADIUS server and the other
> database fall over, you can still operate.
> It would certainly solve your problem, as I understand it.
> Take a look at configurable_failover in the documentation directory
> (docs in the source tarball, or whereever the package chooses to
> put it if you just installed RPMs)
I read the docs and tried it. I am sure it solves my problem.
Although I don't want,The system rejects times of SQL connections
at the process of changing databases.
But it should be avoidable for me.
Thanks a lot, I can sleep every night without being worried.
--Kojyu Omori
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