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Old 26th February 2012, 11:04
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I want a mirror server offsite acting as MX secondary and possability to point the domains to redirect the domains in case of Internet connections problem. I have Ubuntu 11.10 server and are set up following http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-se...10-ispconfig-3.

I want a fully mirror with mailboxes, mysql and web sites. How can I do this? I'm using ISPConfig 3 to administrate the server but I don't think ISPConfig have any fubctionality for mirroring servers.

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Under System => mirror server simply activate "Is mirror of server" and set it to your master web-server...
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Is it that simple... I will add my second server and test. I will be back with my result.

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That's how I've done with 2 webservers and 2 DNS servers...

Just have in mind that messages will be stored on 2 servers!
Maybe some kind of SAN og RSync would be useful here, for shared storage to the mailservers...
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That is perfect. I will have one server in another town and want a complete mirrored server.

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Now I have installed ISPConfig3 on my second server and added it to my primary servers ISPConfig. I can add it as "Is mirror of Server" but how can I get the mirroring to start?

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