Jesper Monsted <newsspam@rootweiler.dk.invalid> wrote in message news:<Xns9482D11677D5newsspamrootweilerdk@62.243.7 4.163>...
> "Rodrick Brown" <rbrown@[remove]doitt.nyc.gov> wrote in
> news:s5GSb.114124$cM1.20021462@twister.nyc.rr.com:
> > Here is my senario I have an application that needs access to the same
> > static data running on multiple servers my first thought was to use 2
> > NFS servers and have each of the application servers configured to use
> > either nfsserver1 or nfsserver2 if 1 isnt available.
>
> If the data is static, how about just rsync'ing the data from a master
> server and leaving it on the local drives?

From the Sun website...

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Sun StorEdge 3310 NAS - A rack-dense and scalable entry-level storage
solution designed specifically to complement the Sun's blade server
products.

* Up to 876-GB of storage * 2U, 12 drive form factor
* NFS & CIFS support * Rack-ready

SUN STORE MODELS STARTING AT: $18,995.00

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Won't this work for you?

Robert