You can provide failover protection of caching services on your network by using the following:
DNS Round-Robin dispenses the multiple IP addresses assigned to a single origin Web server DNS name in a rotating sequence, achieving load balancing and automatic failover protection for the acceleration service.
If the appliances are configured as ICP peers of each other, they automatically share information within the group. See How ICP Hierarchies Work for more information.
Although the following illustration shows the origin Web server on the Internet, it could be on the same network as the DNS server and the Web server accelerator, and the browsers could be on the Web, as shown in How Origin Web Server Acceleration Works.
NOTE: Steps shown in reverse color are conditional.
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For tips and guidelines on setting up Web server accelerator groups, see Appliance Web Server Accelerator Group Setup.
An appliance cluster is a group of appliances that have been configured with the same cluster definition. The cluser dynamically handles forward, transparent, and reverse proxy services that are defined for the cluster.
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