What file differences are there between mirrored system disks?
Here at work, for a few of our main systems running, we have mirrored "backups" if you will that we can boot to if for whatever reason the main boot disk gets messed up. We have actual backups as well, not really trying to say we use disk mirroring as a back, 'cuz that'd be retarded. Just added redundancy. So being that when you mirror to a second disk, you are in effect, making an exact copy of your current disk... what then are the file differences between the two? And if those file differneces did not exist, what could happen? Someone asked me this question and I wasn't quite sure how to answer it
This is all done on UNIX systems btw, if that matters.
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Last edited by sectshun8 : January 22nd, 2010 at 04:57 AM.
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