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From: "Alan Murrell" <alanm AT vcn DOT bc DOT ca>
To: <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject: heartbeat?
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2003 08:47:39 -0800
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Hello,

I did a search in the archives and was not able to find theanswer to this
question.  I am wanting to create a "high-availability" solution with our
Win2k web servers (these are just the "standard" releases, not "advanced" or
"datacenter").  We are currently using "heartbeat" from the Linux-HA project
on our Linux web servers, which works great, but unfortunately, I have been
unable to find a comparable solution (both in reliability and particularly
price) for Win2k.  Then I thought that we could probably run "heartbeat"
within the Cygwin environment, but before attemtping to do so, I had a few
questions, which hopefully you folks can assist with (I have already posted
to the 'linux-ha' list as well, and will try to keep these questions more
with the Cygwin environment itself):

  1. Has anyone used "heartbeat"under Win2k/Cygwin?
  2. If I use the Cygwin environment, will I still be able to run IIS?  I
imagine I will have other "problems" with heartbeat and IIS, but I think I
can work around those :-)

TIA for your help.

Alan Murrell <alanm AT vcn DOT bc DOT ca>


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