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Subject: Re: what's a mainframe, was is Vax addressing sane today
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On Fri, 13 Sep 2024 09:15:52 +0200, Terje Mathisen wrote:

> Novell's System Fault Tolerant NetWare 386 (around 1990) supported two 
> complete servers acting like one, so that any hardware component could 
> fail and the system would keep running, with nothing noticed by the 
> clients, even those that were in the middle of an update/write request.

Just so long as it wasn’t the network connection between them that failed.

See also, “CAP Theorem”.