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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Okay...I wanna see what ya'll know about this...
Working with 2 servers at 2 seperate datacenters...For reference Server A will be the main server and Server B will be the apache server... I am setting up a routing scheme that basically involves having Server A route ip traffic to server B without doubling the bandwidth. So I looked into using iptables and nats but that would use the same ammount of bandwidth on Server A and Server B... I wanna do something similar as redirecting a request using apache...You know when you do a htaccess and put in redirect /folder http://www.otherserver.com/folder ... you know how that only uses b/w on otherserver.com not on the original server... Basically I don't wanna do dns because that will lead to cacheing of the ip addresses and I plan on having the main box to handle redundacy of the secondary box(es)... So is there another way to handle sending the traffic from *.domain.com to another ip without using DNS but using Server A to direct it? Everything on domain.com and www.domain.com will be served by server A and Server B needs to handle *.domain.com Okay any help is appreciated... Bumps are nice too Jon
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