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From: Perry and Lorae Merritt (plmerritt, hypermall dot net)
Date: 2001.11.02 - 11.55 MST


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I think June has it pretty correct, the only difference I see is the concept
of a seperate backup node. I got the impression they wanted a multi-headed
solution. It can be active/passive initially. It also has to have an
integrated backup solution in it. I don't think we have to have a backup
node per se. If we can pull it off, it would probably be a good feature. We
just need to make sure we can do backups in the event we don't have a node
to do them, i.e. one of the heads is gone/dead.


----- Original Message -----
From: "June Mullins" <junemullins, earthlink dot net>
To: <antera, cryptofreak dot org>
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 9:13 AM
Subject: We need to meet - change in direction!!


> Hi all,
>      Perry just called.  Dan spent some time talking to Barry in England,
> and it turns out that Barry wants ARVM first, not ADML.  That is, I
> believe, a Supernova-like RAID5 solution with a backup application on
> the box and with two heads.  Active-passive is OK.
>
>      Can we meet sometime over the weekend or on Monday?  Please
> let me know ASAP!  Perry and I can make either time.
>
>      Here's a brief outline of some thoughts on how this would work, as
> I remember them:
>       - We do our own RAID5.  We add storage by brute-force restriping.
>       - We do our own snapshot copy.
>       - We use the passive head for backups.  The active head communicates
>          snapshot copy associated changes to the passive head, so the
> passive
>          head backs up the correct data.
>
>        As Perry points out, this can all work within the existing
> architecture
> (i.e., the filter driver and the portal).
>
>            June
>
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