Hello,
I setup a pdns with approximately 90 domains. For all domains we have
two web servers. Now, if a web server is down, 50% of the request failed
because the web server is not available due to down time.
I read in the documentation that it is possible to make fail over with
pdns, but I don't
Jean,
One typical way to implement this is to use Nagios to monitor
your web servers. Then if one goes offline, issue the appropriate
update to the PDNS database.
Ken
On Wed, Aug 15, 2007 at 01:43:28PM +0200, Jean Chiappini wrote:
Hello,
I setup a pdns with approximately 90 domains. For all
Thank you for your response. Yes it is one possiblity, we use zabbix,
but I prefered a mechanism based on pdns directly...
Regards
Jean
Kenneth Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/15/07 3:24 PM
Jean,
One typical way to implement this is to use Nagios to monitor
your web servers. Then if one goes
Good day,
You will not be able to implement this with just pdns. There is no way for the
DNS server to know which servers are online or offline on its own. The
failover you read about is likely that for the DNS server itself.
As Kenneth noted, if you have any tools that can identify the
