by Wilson Sinclai » Thu, 06 Jun 1996 04:00:00
We currently have two Netscape comms servers, one internal, the other on
the DMZ, the far side of our firewall. We would like to replicate
information from internal to external. Are there any safe and secure ways
of doing this ? Netscape don't seem to have any plans in this area for
their servers.
Wilson Sinclair
Nomura Research
by Theo Van Dint » Fri, 07 Jun 1996 04:00:00
: We currently have two Netscape comms servers, one internal, the other on
: the DMZ, the far side of our firewall. We would like to replicate
: information from internal to external. Are there any safe and secure ways
: of doing this ? Netscape don't seem to have any plans in this area for
: their servers.
If I understand what you want to do, and the internal machine can at least
get to the external machine, you could always use mirrord to mirror the
data around. We do that at work between all of the internal web
servers... (The external web server (allowed through the firewall) has
seperate data, mostly sales and marketing...)
Hope this helps.
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