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Hello,

     I am installing a backup firewall for the current
one I have.  The theory is if my current one crashes
due to hardware I would be back up in minutes.  My
question is what could I use to mirror critical files
to the firewall backup box?  As a last resort I might
use automated ftp to perform this task but I think
there has to be a better solution.  My current boxes
are both running 4.4-Stable.  Thanks in advance for
any help.

-Chris


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