Search Again: Re: load balancing on os 9 From: Men & Mice Support Date: Wednesday, June 4, 2003 Time: 2:55:10 pm Step 1: Make sure you're connected to both servers, simultaneously, in QuickDNS Manager. Make sure you're connected using hostnames, not IP addresses - that is, in the Manager window, you see your servers represented by hostnames and not IP addresses. Step 2: Open the zone from the master server. Open the load balance record. Step 3: Check the name servers listed at the bottom. Make sure both of your servers are checked, and that there are no other name server entries (IP addresses, etc.). If there are other entries, especially if those entries are IP addresses, you're going to have a tough time correcting it - it may be faster to simply delete and recreate the load balance record. ____________________________________________________________________ Chris Buxton Men & Mice support@menandmice.com Making DNS Easy At 10:58 PM +0200 6/4/03, Guy Jones wrote: >3.5.3 > >What is strange is that I tested it on another zone and it has no >problems on the slave. How can I fix the first zone? > > >at 10:49 PM +0200 on 6/4/03, Men & Mice Support wrote: >>This is somewhat normal. Do not edit slave zones. >> >>On a slave server, a load balance record will show up as one or >>more NS records. This is perfectly normal. >> >>It sounds like your slave server isn't configured for the load >>balance record. What version of QuickDNS are you using? >>____________________________________________________________________ >>Chris Buxton Men & Mice >>support@menandmice.com Making DNS Easy >> >>At 10:32 PM +0200 6/4/03, Guy Jones wrote: >>>I have set up load balancing and it works great on the primary >>>server. But on the slave it has created two new ns records >>>listing the load balance records and when you quiry it the server >>>responds there are no A records. If I open the load balance >>>record and try to save it it says there is a conflict with other >>>records with the same zone name. If I remove the ns records then >>>the message goes away but as soon as the server does an update it >>>reloads the band records. I have tried deleting the zone but it >>>does not help. >>>-- >>> >>> >>>Regards, >>>Guy Jones >>>_____________________________________________ >>>The Nova Group >>>http://www.novaint.com >>>mailto:guy.jones@novaint.com > > >-- > > >Regards, >Guy Jones >_____________________________________________ >The Nova Group >http://www.novaint.com >mailto:guy.jones@novaint.com

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