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IP Office Failover- Failover versus Load-balancing......
You are correct, same customer, same rack... :P Failover looking like the better option...- Choakem
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- Forum: Avaya: IP Office
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IP Office Failover- Failover versus Load-balancing......
Some good point lads...... I guess ultimately the Secondary Server doesn't behave the way I anticipated.... Where there is a need for HA and the sytem is already purchased - would you advise Failover or Load Balancing? Any significant pro's and cons? Cheers Mike- Choakem
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- Forum: Avaya: IP Office
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IP Office Failover- Failover versus Load-balancing......
Surely being in a situation with a perfectly working Secondary server and having zero phones working is a design flaw? Although - Ill grant you - its a rare occurrence that both the primary server refuses to boot and during failover the secondary reboots........ I would still expect them to be...- Choakem
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- Forum: Avaya: IP Office
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IP Office Failover- Failover versus Load-balancing......
Hi guys - Looking for best practise here.... I have a primary server will all users registered... I have a secondary server for resiliency...... This is what happened - Primary server was rebooted (by me) - CentOS failed to load due to missing OS files.... (No idea why) - In the meantime -...- Choakem
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- Forum: Avaya: IP Office
