
June 22nd, 2011, 02:44 AM
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Quote: | Originally Posted by CaptPikel Not really. You can set multiple records for a host such as a web server, but DNS software will return all the results to a client asking for records. This is how a pseudo load balancing is done known as round robin. But there's no real control of the answers.
However, with some scripting/programming I'm sure it can be done. Maybe in a way that if the DNS server detects the client as being down, it would re-write the zone file and begin answering with the new record info.
There are programs out there that do what you want, but I haven't really stumbled across a free one.
http://www.simplefailover.com/ |
Thanks for your reply, CaptPikel. Looks like I may need to explore on some other alternatives.
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