Network Failover -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: Network Failover
From: "Kelley" <kshaddrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 11:36:05 -0500
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Has anyone done much with Series i in regards to network failover? I have a number of client machines at a remote location (the other side of town) connected via VPN. On occasion the link goes down. We have a secondary link that is in standby mode just in case of failures. However, the client machines (which run Windows CE and emulator software) do not "automatically" switch over as management would like. I explained this would be a manual operation. Has anyone done any automatic switch overs with Series i devices? What equipment did you use?

Thanks,

Kelley

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RE: Network Failover , Chris Bipes
RE: Network Failover , Jeff Kennedy
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