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Hey all,

I was wondering how to make one subdomain resolve to multiple IP addresses?=
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have www.mydomain.com which has only had 1 IP address for a long time.  Now=
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I want to create a second server with a mirror of that web server.  I'd lik=
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lookups of www.mydomain.com to resolve to two different IP addresses.

Also, what is your recommendation of how to maintain the correct mirror dat=
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One server is the primary, which has ftp access for the web designers.  I'm=
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thinking of either, real-time, or once every 24 hours, updating that=20
information so that both servers have all the correct web sites.  What is t=
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best way to accomplish this?

Thanks, in advance, for your help!

Eric F Crist
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Keep your pecker hard and your powder dry, and the world WILL turn.

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