You can't do precisely what you want with DNS
You can define two A records with two IP# for the same host.
The DNS server will alternate the IP address it hands out "round robin
DNS"
There are ways to do what you want, but
A) I don't know any of the details
B) It might be easier/cheaper to get
On Thu, 9 Oct 2003, Dan MacNeil wrote:
> Rod & Frode,
> Thanks for your help. (Rod I took the liberty of replying to
> the list w/o without your email as your answer may be helpful
> to other people.)
Hey ! My question was different.
I appreciate your help, but my original question was different:
I
Rod & Frode,
Thanks for your help. (Rod I took the liberty of replying to
the list w/o without your email as your answer may be helpful
to other people.)
=
Frode Haugsgjerd wrote:
see the manpage interfaces(5), specifically the up command.
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet stat
On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 07:57:23AM -0400, Dan MacNeil wrote:
>
> I can't answer you question for sure, but have a vaguely similar
> question about two network cards in the same server.
>
> We have (2) nics in our main server. One faces our internal network runs
> samba & the like, the other faces
I can't answer you question for sure, but have a vaguely similar
question about two network cards in the same server.
We have (2) nics in our main server. One faces our internal network runs
samba & the like, the other faces the outside world and runs apache and
the like.
The internal network ha
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