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www.example.com uses WAN1 and WAN2 with a ratio of 1:2 The IP
addresses returned for the Web Server accesses, when the IN-BOUND
ROUTER DNS server is queried are: WAN1, WAN2, WAN2, WAN1,
WAN2, WAN2, …etc ftp.example.com uses WAN1 – WAN4 with a ratio
of 1:2:3:4
The IP addresses returned for the FTP Server accesses, when the IN-BOUND
ROUTER DNS server is queried are: WAN1, WAN2, WAN2, WAN3,
WAN3, WAN3, WAN4, WAN4, WAN4, WAN4, and the sequence will
repeat. Mail.example.com uses WAN3 and WAN4 with a ratio of 3:4
The IP addresses returned for the Mail Server accesses, when the IN-BOUND
ROUTER DNS server is queried are: WAN3, WAN3, WAN3, WAN4,
WAN4, WAN4, WAN4, and the sequence will repeat.
Please note: For multiple Internet servers, if you have Multiple Public Static
IPs, you may use the Multiple DMZ to map public static IP address to each
server. Or, if you are using Apache or Microsoft Windows Server, then
you can use the Virtual Hosting and Virtual Servers function respectively.