High Availability - N10-008 CompTIA Network+ : 3.3

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Keeping the network running is a primary objective of any network administrator. In this video, you’ll learn about high availability, redundancy options, and NIC teaming, and other methods to maintain uptime and availability.
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@Professor Messer Thanks for all you do!

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What if the load balancer fails? Is there redundancy there?

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You add more than one load balancer. You might add more NICs to the current LB.

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I was thinking the same thing haha

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@@yahyaaljubouri7319 Or you might configure 2 load balancers(Physical or virtual) with a shared virtual IP, this is known as a floating IP. Creating an Active, and a Standby system for redundancy.

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​@@yahyaaljubouri7319 And then you use a Load balancer to balance the load between the two Load balancers, and then...