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Right now I have a Linux Server that is in my DMZ that is acting as a Reverse Proxy/Web/FTP server.
I would like to know if it would be possible and how it would be possible to set up a second server that would be a redundant counter part to the first server.
I don't know really the proper terminology but I think I am looking for a High Availability Failover solution?
If it could be load-balanced that would be cool but is not needed.
Right now I have a Linux Server that is in my DMZ that is acting as a Reverse Proxy/Web/FTP server.
I would like to know if it would be possible and how it would be possible to set up a second server that would be a redundant counter part to the first server.
I don't know really the proper terminology but I think I am looking for a High Availability Failover solution?
If it could be load-balanced that would be cool but is not needed.
If this enough information?
Thanks in Advanced.
-CM
Yes, you can have both. Take a look at heartbeat, and I know there are tools to provide load balancing between two servers. Squid has failover/load balancing capabilities.
Since you don't say what kind of web/proxy/ftp software you're using, or what version/distro of Linux, it's hard to be more specific.
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