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Hiya, A failover scheme was developed in Jan but I didn't distribute it to the proper lists. At least next time sites will know the fail over process. I suggest sites' test their access before a critical situation occurs like yesterday. A simple test would be to do a notifyme to a site, ie. % notifyme -vl - -h <fail over site> At this time Alden is not operational. Thanks, Robb... This scheme is only for sites presently having access to feed from thelma. The IDD fail over scheme is: - if thelma fails, fall over to iita. This will result in the minimal network changes. - If both thelma and iita are unreachable, fail over to SSEC and Alden. The sites will have to make the decision for the best connection. - There will also be an alternative site, Cornell for the northeast. Cornell is also positioned on the vBNS. UCAR thelma.ucar.edu iita.rap.ucar.edu SSEC noaaport.ssec.wisc.edu ALDEN nport.alden.com CORNELL snow.cit.cornell.edu =============================================================================== Robb Kambic Unidata Program Center Software Engineer III Univ. Corp for Atmospheric Research address@hidden WWW: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/ ===============================================================================