Hi Ian,
I have no experience with Debian, RAID-1 (software) and Grub, but I use
it on numerous low end server Fedora installations.
Make sure you install a copy of the grub boot loader in the master boot
record of each hard drive, otherwise a failure of Disk0 will result in a
machine that does
In addition to the comments from Mary about partition UUID's I think you will
find the reason that drives are re-designated as hdxx when adding SATA to the
mix is a BIOS thing. I'm sure you will find a section in your BIOS setup that
controls SATA/PATA emulation modes.
Andre
-Original
I pulled all 5 cd iso's and the 75mb rescue cd iso yesterday from the
optusnet mirror at full adsl speed (approx 150kb/s on 1.5m/256 adsl).
On my home connection using 512/128 adsl I'm still waiting for the DVD
ISO over bit torrent. At 8:00 am (+24 hours on torrent) this morning it
was about 68%
One of my first Linux servers has just had a hdd go bad. Well sort of.I
think.
It is a RH9 install on a Pentium 200 running samba and winbind integrated as
a 'member server' in an NT4 domain.
About a 9months ago I added a single IDE 160GB HDD and moved all of data
onto it. I couldn't believe
Success with openvpn using the first simple example. I now have a simple
non encrypted tunnel working.
Thanks guys for all of your help.
Cheers
Andre
-Original Message-
From: David Kempe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 January 2005 17:09
To: Mr A Tomlinson
Cc: 'Matthew Palmer'; slug
Hi there,
Due to the incredible costs quoted by ISP's to provide a VPN solution I've
been trying to figure out the easiest and simplest way to create a VPN
tunnel between two networks where both endpoints are sitting behind NAT
devices. Each site has a single fixed IP address and a cheap adsl
@slug.org.au
Subject: [SLUG] Re: Help on non encrypted tunnel through NAT devices
On Mon, Jan 03, 2005 at 10:19:15PM +1100, Mr A Tomlinson wrote:
I don't require encryption on the tunnel and I favour FC3/2 as the end
point
OS. IPSec solutions built into the OS don't work over NAT, nor does
openswan
I'm buying SuperMicro (www.supermicro.com) gear from BCN Technology,
featuring such technology at awesome pricing, either in case only or
complete server. Check out
(http://www.supermicro.com/products/chassis/1U/813/SC813MT-420C.cfm) for a
chassis solution.
Worth a look.
Regards
Andre Tomlinson
