Hi, Looking into clustering. I hope it can be a help for some DNS problems I expect when moving servers.
If I understand correctly, clustering works by putting a number of domains both in locals and (more)rcpthosts on the two clustered servers. Box1 is my main server at location A. Box2 (on location B) is used as secondary mailserver for all the domains on Box1. On Box2, locals is almost empty. But, on Box2, there are some domains in rcpthosts that are not on Box1, because Box2 is secondary mailserver for one of my friends with a Box at location X (an XBox?) All I want is that IF mail for those domains is delivered at Box2, it will sit there until my friend's host is up again and mail is deliverd to that host by SMTP (which all works fine at the moment). Oh, and I have also another friend, who has a Box at location B. For obvious reasons, I don't want Box2 (at location B) to be the secondary mailserver for those domains, so there are some domains in rcpthosts on Box1, that are not in locals on Box1 (and also not in any file on Box2). So, what happens when I enable clustering on Box1 and Box2 ? Will the 'external' secondary domains on Box1 and those on Box2 still function as they do now ? Greetings, Ace | Ace Suares, Internet Consultancy and Training | Keizersgracht 132, 1015 CW AMSTERDAM, NL | phone: 06 557 06 554 (+31 6 557 06 554) | fax: 08 48 707 705 (+31 84 870 770 5) | mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP Key idea: 0x39B81FE5 | http://www.suares.com
