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Subject: Cluster service in FreeBSD
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 1999 11:10:28 +0900
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Hi everyone:

I am planning to use Freebsd as our firewall.
I wonder if there are ports or products which can
automatically balancing the loads between several servers,
or takes over failed server with another server,maybe
like cluster service in NT?

I wonder if anybody can give me information about 
documents which describe such techniques.

thanks,




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