Method and system for client recovery strategy in a redundant server configuration
A redundant server and client technology, applied in transmission systems, digital transmission systems, instruments, etc.
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[0036] Embodiments described herein can be applied to networks with redundant deployment of servers to improve recovery time. refer to figure 2 , an example system 100 in which embodiments described herein may be implemented includes a logical client network element A (102) that routinely accesses web services from a server or network element B1 (104). A nominally geographically distributed redundant server or network element B2 (106) (also referred to as a backup or standby redundant server or network element) is also available in the network. It should be appreciated that such standby or redundant servers or standby redundant servers need not exactly duplicate their corresponding primary servers. It should also be appreciated that the configurations shown are examples only. Warping can be achieved very well. Additionally, it should be understood that more than one redundant or backup network element may correspond to the primary network element (such as server B1).
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