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Subject: gmirror + ggate
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This maybe a very stipid question, but since the hanbook says "Regardless of 
the disk configuration, the important aspect is that information on one disk 
or partition is being replicated", I'm wondering if one could mount two 
partitions from two different servers, then mirror them...

Something like: On server A, I mount ggate0 from server B, and ggate1 from 
server C. Then mirror them ggate0 and ggate1, so the end result is two 
mirrored partition in two remote servers.

Am I dreaming here?

Thanks