ClamAV Scanner

**cdrake** · April 13th, 2005, 10:25 PM

Does ClamAV Scanner come configured with the servers? leech protect? Box Trapper? I couldnt remember if they did or not when I had mine. I dont think they did but im not sure.

I am also interested in purchasing another server here seeing as how my site is going to use over 2 TB of BW this month.

One question. How do I go about distributing the bandwidth load between the two servers.

I am assuming I need to use DNS clustering for this. I want to duplicate just my one site account on the other server.

How does DNS clustering work? If a user uploads a file to the second server is it updated on the first server? The site is about to be 100% dynamic with stats and files being uploaded very often.

Is it possible for their to be conflicts between the two servers?

Thanks in advance for your help.

April 13th, 2005, 10:52 PM

1. No, but you can install it
2. dang
3. (each) Linux has an app in it that would cluster

4. DNS clustering for this. - http://www.cpanel.net/docs/dnsclustering-quickstart/

5. How does DNS clustering work? Yahoo that answer
6. no but nothing is flawless

Thanks in advance for your help.
your welcome

**cdrake** · April 14th, 2005, 12:00 AM

6. no but nothing is flawless?

So there wont be any conflics? or could be?

I forgot to mention that I just want to have one account on both servers and have the rest stay on the same one. I also want the other server to be able to have other accounts along with the one I am "clustering?."

Is this possible?

April 14th, 2005, 12:07 AM

I really don't know about that, send them a ticket asking about that question.

**Emmanuel** · April 14th, 2005, 1:16 AM

We can do server load balancing for you but dns cluster isn't the way to do it

Basically say your site is called files.com

you can use files.com for your first server and create mirror2.files.com for server 2.

I am assuming you are using a lot of bandwidth due to files being downloaded or images of some sort. Basically link half of your content using mirror2.files.com and it will use the second server's bandwidth for that etc etc.

That will
1. distribute your bandwidth between both servers
2. distribute your server load between both servers

**Emmanuel** · April 14th, 2005, 1:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cdrake

Does ClamAV Scanner come configured with the servers? leech protect? Box Trapper? I couldnt remember if they did or not when I had mine. I dont think they did but im not sure.

leech and box trapper come with the newest version of cpanel Pro

clamAV just email support and they will get it to level3 to install it for you upon request

**cdrake** · April 14th, 2005, 6:17 PM

I dont know if placing files on seperate subdomains will work. I am using coppermine and users will be allowed to upload files themselves (I hope) but it has to be in the on the same server for files to be uploaded. If a php coder wants to help me mod it for me I could do it :p but as of now it wont work. Would round robbin dns work?

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cdrake Surpass Fan Comfy Contributor Joined in Jan 2004 Lives in drakeshangout.com/forum Hosted on PASS3 187 posts Gave thanks: 0 Thanked 0 times	DNS clustering & other features with server Does ClamAV Scanner come configured with the servers? leech protect? Box Trapper? I couldnt remember if they did or not when I had mine. I dont think they did but im not sure. I am also interested in purchasing another server here seeing as how my site is going to use over 2 TB of BW this month. One question. How do I go about distributing the bandwidth load between the two servers. I am assuming I need to use DNS clustering for this. I want to duplicate just my one site account on the other server. How does DNS clustering work? If a user uploads a file to the second server is it updated on the first server? The site is about to be 100% dynamic with stats and files being uploaded very often. Is it possible for their to be conflicts between the two servers? Thanks in advance for your help. __________________ Drakeshangout.com--When you have nothing better to do! Join the Drakeshangout Forum Last edited by cdrake; April 13th, 2005 at 10:34 PM.. Reason: change title

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cdrake Surpass Fan Comfy Contributor Joined in Jan 2004 Lives in drakeshangout.com/forum Hosted on PASS3 187 posts Gave thanks: 0 Thanked 0 times	6. no but nothing is flawless? So there wont be any conflics? or could be? I forgot to mention that I just want to have one account on both servers and have the rest stay on the same one. I also want the other server to be able to have other accounts along with the one I am "clustering?." Is this possible? __________________ Drakeshangout.com--When you have nothing better to do! Join the Drakeshangout Forum

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Emmanuel CTO, Surpass Hosting Super #1 Joined in Apr 2003 Lives in Florida 1,823 posts Gave thanks: 10 Thanked 134 times	We can do server load balancing for you but dns cluster isn't the way to do it Basically say your site is called files.com you can use files.com for your first server and create mirror2.files.com for server 2. I am assuming you are using a lot of bandwidth due to files being downloaded or images of some sort. Basically link half of your content using mirror2.files.com and it will use the second server's bandwidth for that etc etc. That will 1. distribute your bandwidth between both servers 2. distribute your server load between both servers __________________ Emmanuel :: Surpass Hosting Network Admin http://www.SurpassHosting.com

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cdrake Surpass Fan Comfy Contributor Joined in Jan 2004 Lives in drakeshangout.com/forum Hosted on PASS3 187 posts Gave thanks: 0 Thanked 0 times	I dont know if placing files on seperate subdomains will work. I am using coppermine and users will be allowed to upload files themselves (I hope) but it has to be in the on the same server for files to be uploaded. If a php coder wants to help me mod it for me I could do it :p but as of now it wont work. Would round robbin dns work? __________________ Drakeshangout.com--When you have nothing better to do! Join the Drakeshangout Forum

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April 13th, 2005, 10:52 PM	#2 (permalink)
Dark Matter Guest n/a posts	1. No, but you can install it 2. dang 3. (each) Linux has an app in it that would cluster 4. DNS clustering for this. - http://www.cpanel.net/docs/dnsclustering-quickstart/ 5. How does DNS clustering work? Yahoo that answer 6. no but nothing is flawless Thanks in advance for your help. your welcome

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