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Asked by Malamamoto in DSL Lines / Cable Internet, Internet Service Providers (ISP), Web Servers
Hi,
I've got a customer with a web server that they'd like to put online at their house.
They also have a domain name for the web server.
How can I setup failover protection/load balancing with a dsl and cable internet connection? What I'm not sure about is how to setup the domain name to point to 2 different static ip address for the server.
I want the web server to stay up and have people able to connect even if the dsl line goes down.....or the cable line goes down.
Thanks for any help.
20091118-EE-VQP-93 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625