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Redundancy with OpenBSD

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Subject: Redundancy with OpenBSD
From: "Nicholas D. Buraglio -List account" <list_(_at_)_buraglio_(_dot_)_com>
Date: Thu, 6 Dec 2001 13:11:47 -0600

I'm looking at doing some kind of High Availability server setup for a buisness. They have suggested using Debian with a "heartbeat" application that will switch over in case of a server failure. they've had some security issues with Debian in the past and I personally don't know it. I'd like to suggest some kind of OpenBSD solution. Can anyone give me a suggestion on a good way to do this in OpenBSD?

Nicholas D. Buraglio

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