Marius, You can do simple load balancing with MX records in DNS.
� If you set your mail servers with an equal priority, you should then see mail sent to each of them.� It would be cheaper than using the connect control module or a layer 4 switch to do load balancing. -Mike |--------+-----------------------> | | "Marius | | | Banica" | | | <mariusb@xor.| | | co.il> | | | | | | 12/26/2000 | | | 08:52 AM | | | | |--------+-----------------------> >-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | | | To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | cc: (bcc: Mike Semaniuk/Triumph) | | Subject: [FW1] Question - Load Balancing mail | >-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
Hi there and mary X-mas I got A question, Can I define logical servers for smtp service so I would be able to "load balance" mails.. I got Internal exchange and two mail-realies in the DMZ, Is it posiblle to balance this service so the exchange will be able to send mails thoght both servers?
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Hi there and mary X-mas
I got A question,
Can I define logical servers for smtp
service so I would be able to "load balance" mails..
I got Internal exchange and two
mail-realies in the DMZ, Is it posiblle to balance this service so the exchange
will be able to send mails thoght both servers?
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