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US 2010/0146086 A1Published application
Using routing protocols to migrate a hosted account
AssigneeThe Go Daddy Group, Inc.
InventorGreg Schwimer
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Abstract
Systems and methods of the present invention provide for migrating a shared hosting account and shared hosting IP address among shared hosting resources using a routing protocol by migrating a hosted account and an associated IP address from a first network resource to a second network resource.
Claims18
A method performed by at least one microprocessor executing a plurality of instructions stored on at least one computer-readable media, the method comprising the steps of:
- a) hosting a Hosted Account on a First Hardware Resource, the Hosted Account associated with an IP Address;
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- b) migrating the Hosted Account and the IP Address to a Second Hardware Resource using a Routing Protocol.
A system comprising:
- a) a First Hardware Resource and a Second Hardware Resource communicatively coupled to a network;
- b) a Hosted Account, accessible via a Server Software on the First Hardware Resource;
- c) an IP Address associated with the Hosted Account and attached to and managed by a Loopback Interface;
- d) a Routing Protocol that advertises the accessibility of the IP Address to a Router;
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- e) a Provisioning System comprising:
- i) means for assigning the Hosted Account to the IP Address;
- ii) means for establishing the Server Software on the Second Hardware Resource;
- iii) means for instantiating the IP Address to be migrated to the Second Hardware Resource;
- iv) means for performing mounting and access checks for a Shared Storage associated with the IP Address and the Hosted Account;
- v) means for configuring local processes on and verifying proper operation of the Second Hardware Resource;
- vi) means for updating a Routing Table on the Router using the Routing Protocol so that the IP Address migrated is serviced by the Second Hardware Resource, thereby accomplishing a route swing;
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- vii) means for removing configuration data, processes, data mounts and a dynamic announcement to a Router from the First Hardware Resource.
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