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Go-Lilypad Multiple proxies

Discussion in 'Support' started by michaelh3x3n@gmail.cxom, Apr 22, 2014.

  1. I have 3 lilypad proxies, connected to one connect. How would I make this work, so my mc.domain.net directs to all three of these in a round robin form. I have Go-Daddy. Any ideas?
    I want it to shuffle through all 3 IP's.
  2. The_Zip

    The_Zip Active Member Resource Contributor


    Ever heard of google? Not familiar with GoDaddy, but this is how you would do it with NameCheap. Should be similar. First, Open your zone file using vi text editor and add/modify www entry as follows:

    Code (text):
    # vi zone.cyberciti.biz
    Append/modfiy www entry:

    Code (text):
    www IN A 68.142.234.44

    IN A 68.142.234.45

    IN A 68.142.234.46

    IN A 68.142.234.47
    Save and restart BIND9. If you run nslookup for cyberciti.biz:

    Code (text):
    # nslookup cyberciti.biz
    Output:

    Code (text):
    Address: 68.142.234.47

    Name: cyberciti.biz

    Address: 68.142.234.44

    Name: cyberciti.biz

    Address: 68.142.234.45

    Name: cyberciti.biz

    Address: 68.142.234.46
    One more time:
    Code (text):
    # nslookup cyberciti.biz
    Output:

    Code (text):
    Name: cyberciti.biz Address: 68.142.234.46
    Name: cyberciti.biz Address: 68.142.234.45
    Name: cyberciti.biz Address: 68.142.234.44
    Name: cyberciti.biz Address: 68.142.234.47
    When a query is made to the DNS server it will first give the IP of 68.142.234.44 for the www host. The next time a request is made for the IP of www, it will serve 68.142.234.45 and so on.
  3. Mikgreg

    Mikgreg Member

    ^^ That is the most complicated way I have ever heard of doing such a thing o_O

    I just simply put all my proxies IP's in my domain as an A record...
    Screenshot:
    http://mikgreg.pw/wFm4

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