Re: [NTISP] QUICK SQL Question

Dale E. Reed Jr. ( (no email) )
Thu, 06 Jan 2000 09:38:56 -0800

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wilson@dagupan.com wrote:
>
> Dear Sir
>
> I am currently evaluating Radius NT 3.0, specifically, I quote from page 84
> of your manual:
>
> "..it also includes the ability to have connections to multiple databases,
> similar to a replication or cluster scenario..."
>
> my question is, how is this done? there are no apparent options I could
> enable to take advantage of this feature. I have setup a 2 server with merge
> replication running on my sql7.0. I would like the radius nt to be able to
> access from either or both of the servers. This should provide me with fault
> tolerance!

Define an ODBC DSN for each server. Then in the RadiusNT admin,
add each on, in the order/preference you want. Its also legal
to add the same DSN multiple times, to tell RadiusNT how many
connections to each DSN it can have.

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