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bmaro
Level 4
10 years ago

LIve Update Server

We have a master server(UNIX) 7.6.1.1 and a Live Update Server Windows 2008 7.6.1.1 that we use to update Windows Clients. We have other master servers in our environment and at remote sites. My ques...
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  • DG-2005's avatar
    DG-2005
    9 years ago

    What would be the reasoning behind this? as long as the LiveUpdate server can communicate with the clients, there shouldnt be any specific reason for multiple LU servers.

  • Andrew_Madsen's avatar
    Andrew_Madsen
    9 years ago

    DG-2500,

    You are absolutely correct. All the LU server does is host a web engine and serves up files. It can be any platform and as long as it is accessible it can serve files to multiple domains. It does not even need a NBU client running on it. 

    While you may work with different domains on the same LU server you need to make sure that binaries from different versions are in separate directories. You also may mix Unix/Linux/Windows on the same server in the same directory as long as the versions match.

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Andrew_Madsen
Level 6
9 years ago

DG-2500,

You are absolutely correct. All the LU server does is host a web engine and serves up files. It can be any platform and as long as it is accessible it can serve files to multiple domains. It does not even need a NBU client running on it. 

While you may work with different domains on the same LU server you need to make sure that binaries from different versions are in separate directories. You also may mix Unix/Linux/Windows on the same server in the same directory as long as the versions match.