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OK here is the jist of my problem. i am in a network security management class and we are having to load different servers like windows 2003 and linux servers. well i am in charge of the linux side because i am the one member of our team that actually uses it at home. make a long story short. i need to know how to mirror 2 fedora core 3(don't ask me why we are using fedora for servers...it is the only distro they will let me use) servers so that they are completely the exact same (you know clustering).
so if anyone could please assist me by explaining how to do so it would be highly appreciated
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