This is a discussion on Re: Failure detection to change A records - windows cache within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; Le 12-01-2005, Nicolas Ecarnot <nicolas.ecarnot@allussinan.org> écrivait : > Hi, > > I played with ...
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Le 12-01-2005, Nicolas Ecarnot <nicolas.ecarnot@allussinan.org> écrivait :
> Hi, > > I played with round-robin and this is working fine. But this does not > fit with our need of failure detection. > I'm looking for a way to test some services availaibility of some > hosts, to enable or disable A records. > > For example, I set up two ldap servers in our network. > On our DNS I run some knid of ldap watchdog, and when a ldap server > fails, the watchdog removes the A record for ldap.mycompany.com Another point on which I have doubts : the windows clients of our network are sending queries to ldap.mycompany.com First, they asked the DNS, then cached this answer. In case of failure of the first ldap server, my (not yet written) detection script updates the A entry and change it to target the backup ldap server. But on the next query, the windows clients may not ask the DNS, and still use the previous IP address stored in their cache... Am I worrying for good reasons ? -- Nicolas Ecarnot |