This is a discussion on Re: Priority on an A record within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; Nick Allum wrote: >Is it possible to use DNS to provide some sort of weighting on an A >...
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Nick Allum wrote:
>Is it possible to use DNS to provide some sort of weighting on an A >record >I have two devices each with two Ips and I only want it to goto the >primary unless it fails. Is it possible with an A record to set >priority... > >In concept I would like (don't even think I can use this but just >asking) > >Zone File... > >Mainframe IN A 10 10.10.1.98 > IN A 10 10.10.1.99 > IN A 20 10.10.2.101 > IN A 20 10.10.2.102 > Not as such, no. If you control *all* of the caching resolvers in the environment (e.g. not an option for an Internet-visible name), they could all be configured with "rrset-order"s or the non-BIND equivalent(s). You could probably get away with maintaining rrset-order's on only *some* of the caching resolvers, if you were willing to accept really low TTLs and/or occasional "spillage" to the worse-preference A records... - Kevin |
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