Dear Matt:
Yes, the NAS device supports many different kinds of file sharing
protocols, including NFS and SMB. The setup procedure should take no
more than 10-15 minutes, which includes plugging the device in and
setting basic configuration. Then, file sharing will be available for
use by your
Dear Matt:
It's an NAS device. (Network Attached Storage). It's like an
ultra-redundant very stable network appliance for storage, comes with an
embedded OS for sharing files across many protocols and managing the
device, and is connected to other machines through a LAN. Try
http://www.google.
Dear Matt:
You can find the FIA POPNETSERVER 4500 here:
http://www.computergiants.com/items/cat_1.asp?category=87&cid=NAS%20STORAGE
Notice also that a simple search and pricewatch.com should turn up
several merchants.
Hope this helps!
David Rusenko
Matt wrote:
David,
Do you have a source fo
Dear Matt:
There are a lot of different options for clustering, including without a "backend" as you call it. Many times you might use a utility such as "rsync" to keep the devices sync'ed near real-time. However, if you use qmail, you will run into some problems. As far as I know, qmail does not
I could do that... except that that doesn't sync them. To have 2
machines doing load balancing they need to be able to sync up their files
every now and then.. I don't know.. maybe it's not possible to do without
a backend.
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Matt Hoppes
ChiliTech Internet Solutions
Network Operation Center
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