mod_throttle in apache-ssl

I want to use mod_throttle to control the bandwidth of a particular web on my system. So, I have activated the module in /etc/apache-ssl/httpd.conf: ... LoadModule throttle_module /usr/lib/apache/1.3/mod_throttle.so ... And I have insert this on the VirtualHost: VirtualHost

Pipeline internet help

Hello All, At the moment the servers I ran has only one pipline to the net, Now I am looking at adding other one as a backup.. How do I go about make the second as a backup so if the first goes down the second will take over?? Then when the first one goes back online that will be used putting

Re: Pipeline internet help

Johnno, That depends on where the second pipe is coming from. If it is coming from a different NOC of the same upstream company then they should take care of all the messy routing details. If you use multiple providers then use BGP to provide multiple routes for your IP blocks. Your

mod_throttle in apache-ssl

I want to use mod_throttle to control the bandwidth of a particular web on my system. So, I have activated the module in /etc/apache-ssl/httpd.conf: ... LoadModule throttle_module /usr/lib/apache/1.3/mod_throttle.so ... And I have insert this on the VirtualHost: VirtualHost

Pipeline internet help

Hello All, At the moment the servers I ran has only one pipline to the net, Now I am looking at adding other one as a backup.. How do I go about make the second as a backup so if the first goes down the second will take over?? Then when the first one goes back online that will be used putting

Re: Pipeline internet help

Johnno, That depends on where the second pipe is coming from. If it is coming from a different NOC of the same upstream company then they should take care of all the messy routing details. If you use multiple providers then use BGP to provide multiple routes for your IP blocks. Your