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On Tue, 2004-07-20 at 13:34 -0400, Ed Walsh wrote:
> My directors are built on Redhat 7.3 using the UltraMonkey RH7.3 kernels.
> My web servers are built on Redhat 9 but the kernel is replaced by using
> UltraMonkey RH7.3 kernels that are on the same on the Directors.
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> It all works with no problems. My question is should I be using the
> UltraMonkey RH9 kernels for my RH9 Webservers or is staying with UM RH7.3 is
> the right thing to do?
as long as the kernel supports masking of ARP requests in some manner,
it doesn't matter what you use. e.g., Solaris' standard kernel works
just fine alongside a Linux kernel. it's just standard TCP/IP, after
all.
(I wouldn't use either 7.3 or 9, time to move on to Fedora or RHEL,
IMHO. but http://www.fedoralegacy.org/ makes it possible to stay with
RHL9 for some time.)
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Kjetil T.
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