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How do I Cluster two Plesk V8.2.1 Linux Servers?

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bsitissp001

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Good day to all,

I'm having issues clustering two server with the exact same version of Plesk(8.2.1 - Linux) Can someone please assist me setting it up?

Thx
 
I have that installed but don't know how to setup clustering. Anywhere in the manual that I can read up or thread I can go to?
 
Originally posted by bsitissp001
I have that installed but don't know how to setup clustering. Anywhere in the manual that I can read up or thread I can go to?

What do you exactly mean by clustering?

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Clustering as in putting down 2 servers, when 1 fails the second server kicks in as backup. In Microsoft terms Primary Controller(PDC) and Backup Controller(BDC) Hope that helps.
 
As far as I know Plesk does not support clustering. Simply backup the data that is it. An you will be on the safe side ;)
 
Yeah clustering generally involves more than 2 servers, although you can do it with 2 if you have a dedicated SAN on the back end. Otherwise what you're looking for here is a hot-spare. A semi-recent copy of the running system, that can assume the IP's of the primary when it dies.
 
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