Is it possible in Exchange 2010 to enable auditing for a mailbox to log when emails are deleted and by whom?
If not, can anyone recommend third party software to do this?
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We have a number of Linux web servers behind a hardware load balancer, which serve a single website.
The need has arisen for visitors to be able to upload files. The files are typically 300-700KB in size and we expect in the region of 1 million of them. However, this poses an obvious problem: if a user uploads a file to the server handling their request, how do we keep all of the servers in sync?
The delay should be minimal, so using something like rsync on a set schedule isn't really an option. There should also not be a single point of failure, so NFS wouldn't be suitable, unless it was combined with DRBD to create a failover NFS server.
I have looked into shared/clustered filesystems (GlusterFS, MogileFS, OCFS2 and GFS), but have no experience of these, so am unsure how they perform in a production environment in terms of performance and reliability.
I welcome any advice as to how this problem is best solved.
Many thanks