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To: Jim Dennis <jimd@mistery.mcafee.com>
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From: bmah@cs.berkeley.edu (Bruce A. Mah)
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Jim Dennis writes:
> > 
> > Jim Dennis writes:
> > > 	I'd especially be interested in any RFC's, white papers, or
> > > 	references to simple, non-proprietary load balancing and 
> > > 	fail over tools and techniques (for ftp, www, mail, and
> > > 	related services).
> > Jim--
> > For Web servers, you could take a look at this paper:
> > url ={http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/InformationServers/Conferences/CERNwww94/,
> 
> 		This URL gives me "Could not contact" errors.

Well, this seems to have been a transient condition because I just 
checked out the URL and it's fine for me.  Consider that this *is* 
NCSA's Web site, after all.  It's more likely that it was temporarily 
overloaded or something...maybe it's not *that* scalable...  :-)

Bruce.