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We have two farms. Farm B handles all indexing of content and has the query server. We have sites on Farm A, and we want all of their searches to be run on the query server in Farm B. How can we set this up? Is there something we can setup at the webapp...
Started by Jim on
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Here is a technet article discussing inter-farm shared services: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262179.aspx
And a blog post....
This farm will consume shared services from another farm.” Enter the database server.
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I am trying to understand how a solution will behave if deployed in a server farm. We have a Java web application which will talk to an FTP server for file uploads and downloads.
It is also desirable to protect the FTP server with a firewall, such that...
Started by Parag on
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Many client ips <.
Thats essentially how any cloud/cluster/farm service works.
A load balancer or proxy.
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Does the OnSessionStart / Session_Start event still only fire once (total) in a server farm environment, or since requests are handled by multiple servers, could it fire up to once per server?
ASP.NET / IIS6 or 7
It should not be assumed that the server...
Started by Rick on
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In a farm, you would be using either Sql Server....
My understanding is that once a request reach a server in the farm ,all of the upcoming requests of the same client should be redirected to the same server in the farm.
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I use a table with one row to keep the last used ID (I have my reasons to not use auto_increment), my app should work in a server farm so I wonder how I can update the last inserted ID (ie. increment it) and select the new ID in one step to avoid problems...
Started by Waleed Eissa on
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The thread should.
You're going to use a server farm problems with performance, increment the ID by 100 and use a thread per "client" server.
I don't know the exact syntax for this on mysql .
Read/write.
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With Asp.net 2.0 can a viewstate generated on Server1 be used by server2 in the same farm?
Started by Ralph Shillington on
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Put machine.config by hand on each server....
Use an identic machineKey on all nodes.
Generally, you set the machineKey in each in the web.config must be the same on each server.
Viewstate can be decoded on each server in the farm.
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I've got 2 Server 2003 boxes that need to be put into a server farm. While I can handle setting up the cluster, I need help keeping the content files synced. The client has a habit of fiddling with html files, so I know they'll end up out of sync at some...
Started by darthg8r on
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Set up an automatic job to sync the files in the FTP server to their rightful place in the web server cluster every few minutes.....
Set up an FTP (or better yet, SFTP or SCP) server that is separate from the web servers.
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We have a SharePoint farm with multiple WFEs. A new application requires us to write some custom code to the web.config during deployment. What is the best way modify the the web.config file during deployment, ensuring that each WFE in the farm get updated...
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You should ....
I'm assuming you'll be deploying your code via a WSP; if not, using a tool like WSPBuilder is a great starting place that allows you to get rolling without forcing you to learn all of the intricate details of solution package construction .
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Are there well-known best practices for synchronizing tasks across a server farm? For example if I have a forum based website running on a server farm, and there are two moderators trying to do some action which requires writing to multiple tables in ...
Started by Waleed Eissa on
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You could also have the code as a Service on a Single Server, more of a SOA solution there is a reverse-proxy server that understands application level semantics and serializes.
It is simple and works.
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Our company currently runs two Windows 2003 servers (a web server & a MSSQL 8 database server). We're planning to add another couple of servers for redundancy / availability purposes in a web farm setup. Our web sites are predominately ASP.NET, we do ...
Started by Nick on
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So you will either need sticky Sessions (your load balancer will... .
My first request goes to server X, but my next Request may go to server Y or Z), you will find out that In-Proc Sessions do not work.
If you have dynamic load balancing (i.e.
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I'm looking to build a server farm for a web business, I will need front end webservice servers and a common NAS file server backend.
Some companies choose to buy the fastest most reliable hardware which costs a premium. Other companies choose to buy ...
Started by Tony Lambert on
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Dont go that we were able to put together....
If it's a web server or compute servers with NAS storage, go cheap (on the server, not the NAS) as long as you can tolerate the loss of a box without much impact.
Disks, even cpu and memory).
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