Re: failover for http

2005-01-07 Thread M
On Jan 7, 2005, at 5:17 AM, RYAN vAN GINNEKEN wrote:
Does anyone know of a good package or howto that covers the failover 
topic??  I have found lots of stuff on google but hard to know if 
these progs do what i need.   There has to be something in the ports 
that archive this spread with wackmole maybe seems very complex and 
not even sure it will suit my needs???

I have 2 server in different locations with different ip's is it 
possible to have these servers back each other up?  I have read ip on 
the cheap from the Unix hacks book but it does not seem to cover the 
different location and ip issue.
Please a point in the right direction would be great.

The best solutions for this are based on your switching hardware which 
will integrate with your DNS. Foundry has a feature of some products 
called GSLB (Global Server Load Balancing?), but that's not going to 
happen on the cheap. There are several patent issues to deal with in 
creating something to do that which may be why no one has built similar 
features in to PF or IPF

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failover for http

2005-01-07 Thread RYAN vAN GINNEKEN
Does anyone know of a good package or howto that covers the failover 
topic??  I have found lots of stuff on google but hard to know if these 
progs do what i need.   There has to be something in the ports that 
archive this spread with wackmole maybe seems very complex and not even 
sure it will suit my needs???

I have 2 server in different locations with different ip's is it 
possible to have these servers back each other up?  I have read ip on 
the cheap from the Unix hacks book but it does not seem to cover the 
different location and ip issue. 

Please a point in the right direction would be great.
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