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RE: high availability plans for GNAT-Box

To: Paul Emerson <paul_at_gta_dot_com>, Justin Kuntz <jkuntz_at_prominic_dot_com>
Subject: RE: high availability plans for GNAT-Box
From: Steve Sparks <SSparks_at_IRSINC_dot_com>
Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 21:21:34 -0600
Cc: gb-users_at_gta_dot_com

I would love to see this in a disk version also...

Steve


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From: Paul Emerson [mailto:paul_at_gta_dot_com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 4:04 PM
To: Justin Kuntz
Cc: gb-users_at_gta_dot_com
Subject: Re: high availability plans for GNAT-Box


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We've had a design for the redundant/failover GNAT Box system for 
quite a while now.  It is on the development track, (don't ask for 
release dates).  This type of feature is something that will most 
likely be standard on our GB-2000 system (1RU rack, enterprise 
solution).

Paul

>
>I'd like to suggest a feature addition.  This is something I'm sure GTA
>could charge a premium for and possible catapult the product to a new
>market level.  Basically, I'd like to see the ability for 2 or more
>GNAT-Boxes to work in a "High Availability Cluster".  The machines could be
>linked by a serial port, special network interface port, or simply the
>regular network interface ports.  Each machine would have a connect to the
>same networks as the other.  Then, if one machine went down or congested,
>the other could take over.
>
>I realize the GNAT-Box is very fast and stable.  But many companies have a
>need to ensure "no single points of failure"... and this kind of addition
>to the product would allow for full failover requirements.  It is my
>understanding that GTA had some experience with this kind of clustering
>from their original "GTA" branded firewall.
>
>Thank you,
>
>Justin Kuntz
>Prominic Technologies, Inc. - Research Division - President
>Prominic.NET, Inc. - Internet Services Division - Systems Architect
>http://www.prominic.org
>Phone: 217-356-2888 x 101 | Fax: 356-3356 | Pager: 888-241-0647
>Internet: jkuntz_at_prominic_dot_com | NotesNet: Justin Kuntz_at_Prominic@Notes Net
>"In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity." -- Albert Einstein
>
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