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| Comp., Netzw. |
disaster site (Alexander Oshis) |
| IT |
standby server |
| Luftf. |
redundant server (Leonid Dzhepko) |
| micr. |
standby server (" A server instance containing a copy of a database that can be brought online if the source copy of the database becomes unavailable. Log shipping can be used to maintain a "warm" standby server, called a secondary server, whose copy of the database is automatically updated from log backups at regular intervals. Before failover to a warm standby server, its copy of the database must be brought fully up to date manually. Database mirroring can be used to maintain a "hot" standby server, called a mirror server, whose copy of the database is continuously brought up to date. Failover to the database on a mirror server is essentially instantaneous."); warm standby server (A standby server that contains a copy of a database that is asynchronously updated, and that can be brought online fairly quickly) |
| sich. |
secondary server |
| Telekomm. |
backup server (oleg.vigodsky) |
| teng. |
shadow server (то же, что backup server – "In a three-server network, the two servers not chosen to be the master are the shadow servers. If the master server goes down, the shadow server listed next in the license file automatically assumes the role of master. (A shadow server is also known as a backup server.)" Aiduza) |
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| Telekomm. |
backup CS (oleg.vigodsky) |
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| Telekomm. |
backup TDS (oleg.vigodsky) |
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| Telekomm. |
redundant CS (oleg.vigodsky) |
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| Telekomm. |
standby TNMS server (oleg.vigodsky) |
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| Telekomm. |
backup CDR server (oleg.vigodsky) |
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| Telekomm. |
backup NIS server (oleg.vigodsky) |
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| Telekomm. |
redundant ARP server (oleg.vigodsky) |
