Re: [webmin-l] My Plan

[Martin M. <mm...@me...>]

Hi Ryan,

I think you wnat to installa a webmin cluster service, which really means
that you have multiple webmin servers running as one face to the =
customer.
A real cluster.

I never tried this before, but when it comes to a failover system and you
loose one webmin server for your clients, where do your customers get =
their
eMails from during this period?

So if you already have one server going why not do a complete backup of =
the
system and try to cluster your machines?

If not - I'm lost.

"RYAN M. vAN GINNEKEN" <lu...@co...> wrote:

>Here is my rough plan I have two servers in different remote locations =
both running virtualmin.  What i would like to do is have complete =
redundancy on both and use some sort of round robin dns to take over if =
one site goes down.  Seems like virtualmin has all the tools but it is =
also very new to me.  I already have things setup on one server the way i=
 liked before installing webmin lets call it master.=20
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>Phase one is give control of all existing virtual sites to webmin on =
master sever.
>
>During the import process webmin seems to always want to set the =
ipaddress this is not portable enough for me.  Also i am have some ip =
issues with my isp right now and need to be able to change in the future.=
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>Ideally I wish virtualmin to be able to use the *:80 setting for all =
virtual server but it keep using an ip address.  How do i achieve this.
>
>
>
>unfinished____
>
>Backup/move all virtual servers once per day to the slave.
>
>clash as user already exists?
>
>Edit dns records to use some sort of round robin.=20


bis dahin / kind regards

Martin Mewes
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