
Chapter 12
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Converting from rotary or round robin DNS
If your network is currently configured to use rotary DNS, your node
configuration may not need modification. However, you need to modify
your DNS zone tables to map to a single IP address instead of to multiple IP
addresses.
For example, if you had two Web sites with domain names of
www.SiteOne.com and www.SiteTwo.com, and used rotary DNS to cycle
between two servers for each Web site, your zone table might look like the
one in Figure 12.5.
In the BIG-IP configuration, the IP address of each individual node used in
the original zone table becomes hidden from the Internet. We recommend
that you use the Internet reserved address range as specified by RFC 1918
for your nodes. In place of multiple addresses, simply use a single virtual
server associated with your site's domain name.
Using the above example, the DNS zone table might look like the zone table
shown in Figure 12.6.
Configuring email
Another optional feature you can set up when you configure the BIG-IP is
email. You can configure the BIG-IP to send email notifications to you, or
to other administrators. The BIG-IP uses Sendmail as its mail transfer agent.
The BIG-IP includes a sample Sendmail configuration file that you can use
to start with, but you will have to customize the Sendmail setup for your
network environment before you can use it.
Before you begin setting up Sendmail, you may need to look up the name of
the mail exchanger for your domain. If you already know the name of the
mail exchanger, continue with the following section, Setting up Sendmail.
www.SiteOne.com IN A 192.168.1.1
IN A 192.168.1.2
www.SiteTwo.com IN A 192.168.1.3
IN A 192.168.1.4
Figure 12.5 Sample zone table with two Web sites and four servers
www.SiteOne.com IN A 192.168.100.231
www.SiteTwo.com IN A 192.168.100.232
Figure 12.6 Sample zone table with two Web sites and two servers.
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