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Forward domain to multiple IPs

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miguelal

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I have a domain setup on my Plesk 8.6.0 powered webserver which is being forwarded to a specific IP provided by my costumer, all DNS zone records are inserted accordingly and everything works fine.

Due to a problem with the ISP that provides the fixed IP on my costumer’s server he now wants to get a second IP from a different ISP, for the same webserver, to function as a secondary route onto his server.

Naturally he’s asking me to set it up on my server so traffic gets routed to the secondary IP in case the primary one fails.

How do I do this?

Any help is much appreciated.
 
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