If a 30 second delay is acceptable, even round robin dns forms a type of
failover. If the first ip fails, the browser tries the second, etc.
This is incorrect. IE does support some aliveness checking
(http://www.geocities.com/tufansevim/dnsroundrobin.html) and will cycle
through A records till
My client is partial to perl so I installed mod_perl
on Apache HTTPD on his windows servers.
Now, however, he wants to price a linux cluster with
raid to replace his windows servers.
He needs declarative role based authorization and
authentication for his web site -- and maybe fault
tolerance
On March 13, 2003 11:48 am, Richard Heintze wrote:
My client is partial to perl so I installed mod_perl
on Apache HTTPD on his windows servers.
Now, however, he wants to price a linux cluster with
raid to replace his windows servers.
He needs declarative role based authorization and
Richard Heintze wrote:
He needs declarative role based authorization and
authentication for his web site -- and maybe fault
tolerance too depending on the price of the hardware
for a linux server.
These are two separate things.
Authen/Authz can be implemented any way you like on mod_perl. It
