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Hi,

I was wondering if there is software out there for Xen which will handlehigh availability for a cluster of servers. By high availability here Imean if one of the Xen physical nodes should die, the VMs from that hostwill be started on other nodes. I know something like this can beachieved with linux ha for a pair of servers, but I'm looking forsomething which will work across 5 or more servers and I can't seeanything documented for this.


Jeff Williams
wherethebitsroam.com

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