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08-05-2007, 09:21 PM

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Remote Administration with DSH

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Remote Administration with DSH
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Previous "Tech Support" columns introduced both Perlbal and Pound, two packages to load balance traffic across multiple machines. Dividing load among several servers provides better performance and increased reliability. However, more machines translates to more tedium. Previously simple actions - such as restarting a service - becomes complex.

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