From: Orwig, Paul (PORWIG@PacificLife.com)
Date: Tue Aug 12 2003 - 19:29:12 EDT
We are trying to think through the implications and complications of setting
up a third ServiceGuard node at a remote site involving a HPUX server and
EMC SAN.
The SANs will be connected with SRDF to keep file systems current and the
ServiceGuard scripts will be manually executed.
The third node is a disaster recovery node located at a distant office.
Has anyone already wrangled this situation? How did you handle the different
IP ranges? Are there any gotcha's with the EMC systems?
TIA
Paul Orwig
Pacific Life Insurance
Newport Beach, Ca.
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