On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 04:22:58PM -0500, Stephen Beaton wrote: […] Seems that I have been involved in some of the more convoluted network infrastructure designs for the past couple of years, so I will probably talk about the different methods of network redundancy on Solaris servers. Network redundancy the cheap hard way or the easy, more costly way :) If your interested in any other aspects of putting a light out data center together, let me know and I will try
I just love the moderation process… The previous messages were queued and I never received the notifications. If I remember correctly, we had not decided on a topic for March, so I guess it’s time to solicit suggestions. Ed, you have anything you want to talk about? Also, I’m changing the moderation rules so that the regular attendees can post without approval. Scott
Ok, Time to apologize yet again, but due to the aggressive time schedule I am currently under to complete a ridiculous number of tasks before Feb. 25th, plus the fact that I can only work on some of my servers now before 9am and after 5pm I am going to have to postpone again. Good news is.. Feb. 25th was a date set back in December, and after that I am back
Ok, (Cut-n-Paste time since egroups *will not* send me a verification email for my address) Time to apologize yet again, but due to the aggressive time schedule I am currently under to complete a ridiculous number of tasks before Feb. 25th, plus the fact that I can only work on some of my servers now before 9am and after 5pm I am going to have to postpone again. Good news is.
Howdy everyone, this is a call for topics for the February’s meeting. We’re still awaiting Steve’s mystery talk, but I’ve also got something to talk about if anyone’s interested. I’d like to talk about using proxy-arp and other goodies under Linux 2.2/2.4 to build pseudo-bridges. An application of this stems from the following scenario: I’ve got a small subnet of ISP assigned IP addresses. Two are used for Internet facing servers, and the last is used for a NAT’ing