Re: Network Load Balance with Multiple Physical Locations
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Round_robin_DNS Here is a good explaination. If two or more records, the dns server can serve up records in a different order.Just remember to have the same machineKey...
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Sounds logical. Ill give the token idea a shot.One last question: With 2 or more A records, how does the client decide which one it is going to? Or does the DNS server randomly pick one when queried?
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How are your users going to login? Will they receive some type of token? I'm thinking if you use some type of forums authentication, issue a ticket regardless which data center, the experience should...
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If I were to simply to the A record for each location, would a visit use the sameone throughout a session? I just want to ensure that each time a visitor is at the site, their experience is continuous...
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You can do an A record for each location, then depending on which one is picked up will load-balance. I would look using something like Cisco GSS load-balancing....
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Hello,My goal is to have two separate web farms in different geographical locations for performance and redundancy.With two separate farms (both with different public IP addresses and different ISPs),...
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