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Re: load balancing....From: Paul S Vail Date: Tuesday, January 4, 2000
Time: 8:08:00 pm>>*should* be listed in the secondary dns' Secondary table? (note:
>>z.y.x.in-addr.arpa. correction from previous typo)
Chris,
Do you have any rough notes on load balancing. I know y'all are
rewriting that portion of the guide, but I need some idiot-proof
guidelines for setting up a qdns/w* set of servers for primary and
secondary hosting. My goal is to make our systems as redundant as
possible to avoid something that happened today: my primary ISP changed
all of their IP addresses, but forgot to notify me of the change until
after it happened. I've made the changes for my clients with the
appropriate registrars -- but for the next 48 hours or so until they take
effect, I'm screwed for serving.
So, what I want is: use redundant name and http/mail servers, with the
fast servers on at the colo site and my wimpy machines here on a
dedicated dialup. I know that DNS isn't really designed to do what I
want, but perhaps by setting the load characteristics someone mentioned
to 9999 (primary) and 1 (pokie), I can achieve some possibility of having
a backup system to cover my ass when the primary goes down.
Thoughts, pointers, corrections?
paul (the idiot you are trying to proof for...)
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