smtp load balancer???
Chris Conn
cconn at ABACOM.COM
Wed Dec 7 20:11:36 GMT 2005
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> I have a toaster removed from DNS now for over two weeks awaiting an OS
> upgrade, and it is still handling thousands of messages a day. A good
> load balancer will solve that problem.
So will reducing the record's TTL to a small value. For instance, your
domain "pixelhammer.com" has a MX with priority of 1 called
"avhost.tls.net". The TTL for that hostname is 24 hours....
Set it to a number of seconds instead of a number of hours and you no longer
need worry, except for the odd broken DNS implementation, which should be rare.
BIND is your friend:
avhost 5 IN A 65.196.224.20
avhost 5 IN A 65.196.224.81
gives you a 5 second TTL on both records. Remove one, reload DNS, and 5
seconds later it never existed.
Chris
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