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scootabug
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Hi,
I started another thread earlier in the week asking about info on how to load balance Plesk for Windows which isn't proving very fruitful.
My second thought is to at least have round-robin DNS configured so that one web server can have multiple connections to the Internet.
The initial problem with this is that the IP address provided by the DNS server is randomly chosen among those provided. Therefore, in one session, a visitor may access the same web site using more than 1 IP address.
While this doesn't represent any real problem in a static HTML site...a site using scripting like PHP or ASP may be holding session details which are associated to the IP address.
If that makes sense, do you see that posing a problem with Plesk?
Any response would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!
I started another thread earlier in the week asking about info on how to load balance Plesk for Windows which isn't proving very fruitful.
My second thought is to at least have round-robin DNS configured so that one web server can have multiple connections to the Internet.
The initial problem with this is that the IP address provided by the DNS server is randomly chosen among those provided. Therefore, in one session, a visitor may access the same web site using more than 1 IP address.
While this doesn't represent any real problem in a static HTML site...a site using scripting like PHP or ASP may be holding session details which are associated to the IP address.
If that makes sense, do you see that posing a problem with Plesk?
Any response would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!