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Hi all,
Can anyone explain the alias section, where you can enter multiple IP addresses for a single alias?
How does this work?
If I add one alias called "MyWebServers", and then I add four different IP's for 4 internal web servers, and then I create a firewall (NAT) rule, for example port 80 on WAN to internal LAN alias MyWebServers.
What happens here when someone enters www-our.site-com via WAN address? Does it do round robin to all four aliased servers? Does it do failover, or what?
As far as I know, an alias would be one-to-one to an IP address, but not to multiple IPs.
Thanks
Can anyone explain the alias section, where you can enter multiple IP addresses for a single alias?
How does this work?
If I add one alias called "MyWebServers", and then I add four different IP's for 4 internal web servers, and then I create a firewall (NAT) rule, for example port 80 on WAN to internal LAN alias MyWebServers.
What happens here when someone enters www-our.site-com via WAN address? Does it do round robin to all four aliased servers? Does it do failover, or what?
As far as I know, an alias would be one-to-one to an IP address, but not to multiple IPs.
Thanks
