Re: Virtual RAC on Solaris E15k

Not necessarily true. Depending on how your domains are configured, faults in a domain can be propagated to other domains that are physically "near" the failed boards. There's a way to make sure that they're not, but you lose some of the flexibility you expect from a system with logical partitioning like that. I wish I had a reference, but if you dig through the e15k reference docs, they explain how you have to set up your domains.

Thanks,
Matt

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On Jun 17, 2004, at 5:17 PM, Khedr, Waleed wrote:



> Redundancy in e15K is built in such way that after domain'ing the

> machine, each node is completely self sufficient.

>

> Problem in one node is isolated from the other node.

>

> Read about "Dynamic System Domains"


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