Original sentence: DConE allows multiple instances of the same software to operate on independent hardware without sharing any resources and while all the servers are kept in complete syncronisation.It doesn't matter whether the servers are on the same LAN or globally seperated, so long as network communication is possible (on a single TCP/IP port) This is achieved by replicating changes made against one server to the others in real-time.The basis of the DConeE design in the Paxos Algorithm.The hardware can be on the same LAN or separated by a WAN.The result is that a server which would otherwise be centrally hosted and only accessible over the WAN can be moved closer to users, resulting in LAN rather performance
Edited sentence: All of the application servers are kept in complete syncronisation by DConE regardless of whether the servers are on the same LAN or globally separated and accessible only over a WAN.Ao long as network communication is possible (on a single TCP/IP port).Consensus is the process of agreeing on one result among a group of participants.DConE allows multiple instances of the same application to operate on independent hardware without sharing any resources.In the development of DConE, WANdisco used the [[Paxos_algorithm |Paxos Algorithm] as a basis, and added.The result is that a server which would otherwise be centrally hosted can be replicated and moved closer to a specific group of users (eg a particular office), who will then experience LAN performance for both read and write operations made against that server.This is achieved by replicating changes made against one server to the others in real-time (active replication).and Paxos is a family of protocols for solving consensus in a network of unreliable processors