> And it has only a weak capability in providing redundancy. It will
> hand out the address first of a dead machine (if it's that address'
> turn). But some client applications, if they get no response from the
> first address, will try the second (and some apps won't).
Yes, I'm actually suprised to see M$ using round-robin for their boxes.
You'd think they'd use something like Cisco's Local Director provide real
load balancing and failover...
Dave
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