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Subject: Re: james and SMART_HOST (DH)
From: bill parducci <bill () parducci ! net>
Date: 2003-01-30 2:01:42
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i'll start with a few simple graphics and we can go from there. i'll try
to get something out tonight.
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
>
> Note about load balancing. James doesn't have to refuse connections to
> cause load balancing to occur. By setting up a number of MX records with
> the same priority, the RFC mandates that they be chosen randomly, thus
> assuring load balancing behavior over peers.
right. i was just referring to your example where load balancing was
demonstrated with same priority MX records; asymmetric MX entries will
'load balance' (failover) when the lower MX record host refuses
connections. not an optimum solution but it will work if a secondary
server is off site for example, although only really practical for
traffic bursts as all sorts of queuing issues will arise.
b
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