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Florin Andrei wrote:
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> On 20 Mar 2001 11:11:00 +1030, David Ruwoldt wrote:
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> > If it does'nt fail then the server simply gets the data from the other
> > server and places it in its own cache. Example
> >
> > So you would want each server to peer with the other. If you lose a
> > server then the server that is still up will just go direct to the web
> > as it could not contact the other server. Hope this makes sense.
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> That's great! So, actually, i only need to use persistent port (besides
> peering proxies). Just like the guys from JANET did.
well yes, you have the idea, but the -dh scheduler handles that for you.
You don't want to go to the peer if you can go to the box that has the data.
Joe
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