I don't believe this is possible.  A records only support round robin.

This only makes sense for geographic redundancy though.  The load balancer and HA routers are the way to handle availability for a single location - and in that case a single IP is the way to go.

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On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 9:34 AM, Alex Nyalita <nyalita@gmail.com> wrote:

Good Morning Skunks,


Am looking into a way of weighting A records on DNS. Has anyone ever attempted this? I want it to work in a similar way as MX weighting.

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