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Other list members may have a comment for you about DRDB or GFS, or a shared
SCSI disk. I wonder though if you couldn't use RSYNC to do a reasonable job
of syncing the two NAS servers (much like a NAS vendor's snap shot software)
and perhaps heartbeat between them so that only one of them is active at a
time (only one of them owns the NFS server resource) if your data isn't
changing too rapidly.
--K
First, to thanks the quick answer.
I also have think in an extra linux box as NAS server, but i've a
problem
with that.
I will have users, with their homes in that cluster, so, if the NAS
fails, all cluster 'fail', and i want to avoid that.
Filipe Carvalho
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