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Don't muck with the DNS record. Use an "A record" associated with a secondary/floating IP; then simply move the IP associated with the A record to the new machi
by nierman 11y ago
Don't muck with the DNS record. Use an "A record" associated with a secondary/floating IP; then simply move the IP associated with the A record to the new machine and issue a gratuitous ARP.
You can avoid setting arbitrarily low--but not low enough--TTL, etc.