Ace
Sat May 03 17:37:26 PDT 2008
In news:%23wLbhMRrIHA.3420@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
Justo <justo@hotmail.com> typed:
> Good morning
>
> I need that some servers Windows 2003 ST / EE can carry out
> synchronization tasks, such as robocopy, replicacion SQL, replication
> Lotus Dominos, etc. through a second NIC that not this in the range
> of LAN. These servers have 2 NICs, uan public for all the users and
> another that is private and it is the one that I want to configure to
> carry out these works.
> An example:
>
> Server1 with 10.0.100.11 / 172.16.0.11
> Server2 with 10.0.100.12 / 172.16.0.12
> Server3 with 10.0.100.13 / 172.16.0.13
>
> If I want to throw a robocopy from Server1 to Server2, I see it easy,
> since instead of putting a name NetBios I configure it for IP. But
> and if I want to synchronize SQL from Server1 to Server2??, as I make
> it???
> Not you if I explain to myself and excuse me for my English.
> Thank you.
>
>
No problem about your English. Meinolf previously asked if these servers are
domain controllers. Are they? If so, using an extra non-teamed NIC on them
is inviting problems. If for non-domain controllers, setting up a separate
NIC will require some steps, one of which is to disable NetBIOS on the extra
NIC because it causes duplicate name errors. However SQL requires NetBIOS,
so this will cause a problem with SQL. I don't believe Lotus Dominos uses
NetBIOS, but I believe Robocopy does, that is depending on how you configure
Robocopy to communicate. I'm not even sure Lotus Dominos will allow you to
replicate a copy while the databases are in use.
Have you considered using Cluster Services? This sounds like your better
bet.
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Regards,
Ace
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