Prashanth wrote:
Hi,Hi,Just like we have backup mail servers, I want to apply the same logic for apache. The idea is I will have 2 web servers running in different servers. If the first server fails or if the service gets stopped, the second server should handle requests for the websites. How can this be made possible ? -venkat
You can use DNS round robin scheduling. For this your DNS records must have multiple IP's assigned to a single host. If host name lookup fails then the DNS supplies another IP. DNS servers will deterministically issue different IP addresses of the host in a round robin fashion. You must remember to lower down the TTL to a lowest possible value.
Hope this helps...
Rgds,
Sanjay
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