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Hello forum participants,
As it is stated in DCOM specification binding information for an object, placed on remote machine, includes, among other things, also the address of the machine (in whatever supported format). As I see it makes ''hot swapping''-solutions for redundance rather imposible. My question is: How known SCADA systems written for
Windows family of operating systems try to solve this issue, i.e. what approaches are taken to provide redundancy in the presence of the described situation with DCOM?
Yours sincerely
Ariel Burbaickij
As it is stated in DCOM specification binding information for an object, placed on remote machine, includes, among other things, also the address of the machine (in whatever supported format). As I see it makes ''hot swapping''-solutions for redundance rather imposible. My question is: How known SCADA systems written for
Windows family of operating systems try to solve this issue, i.e. what approaches are taken to provide redundancy in the presence of the described situation with DCOM?
Yours sincerely
Ariel Burbaickij