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If you set up multiple DNS A records the secondary site will only be
used if the first goes down...
The client will sort out the details.
See the fud section on my sight for a link to description (under the
GSLB bit) :
http://www.loadbalancer.org/fud.html
How on earth will they replicate their data/sessions etc. ?
mb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
We have a client that is insisting on co-locating a redundant webserver at
there office (Primary server located in our Data Centre).
They are looking for active/passive scenario, where the primimary server will
be responsible for all requests, and the secondary should only come into play
if the primary is unavailable.(Secondary is connected to the Internet via a
different ISP)
I was hoping I could get away with the one LVS Director sitting in front of
the primary server:
Standard situation would be traffic is received by Director, and forwarded
through to the Primary server (Sitting on the same network segment) - But if
Primary should fail, secondary server would be located on a totally different
network - And hopefully I can get the director to forward requests to it! Is
this possible?
Regards,
MB
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Malcolm Turnbull.
Loadbalancer.org Limited
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