When a DNS request arrives at a round robin DNS server, it responds by returning IP addresses in rotation. For example, if a website is made up of 10 servers with the same set of Web pages and ...

This combines round robin DNS with very short TTL (time to live) values to create a constantly changing list of destination addresses for that single DNS name. The list can be hundreds or ...

However, the behavior is a pain in the butt because unless you do “something” about it the IP address used will be round robin (DNS). The pain in the butt workaround is to disable dynamic DNS ...

a possibly easier method than setting up clusters or VIPs, would be to setup round-robin DNS entires for the proxies you want to be used by the clients. then you can set the http_proxy variable to ...

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