On 12/04/2011 11:26 AM, Délsio Cabá wrote:
Hi,
I have also projected a similar solution but I got stuck in an Important
question:
How do you ensure redundancy for the POP3 access?
If users have configured in the pop3: mail.domain.com
<http://mail.domain.com> and that address becomes unavailable.
How do you ensure that if a POP3 server goes down another replaces
without any downtime?
Thanks!
I think you're confusing DNS setup with the email portions. If the
address becomes unavailable, then you have a DNS problem. If the IP
becomes unavailable, then you have a network problem.
You may want to research your DNS setup to answer your question.
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