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I am having a terrible time finding information on this and I am hoping someone here can help or point me in the right direction. I am working on a project of setting up an IIS webfarm that is multi-site - that is, example.com will be hosted from location A and location B in high availability or load balancing.

I currently have an IIS farm in test that is working fine, but it is in the same geographical location and thus a single public IP address to access it from the outside. I am stumped as to how I can have two public IP addresses, one for each geographical site, and make the environment highly available.

If I haven't explained my environment thoroughly, please let me know. This is my first foray into this sort of thing and just trying to do my best.

Thank you,

ironman9330
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You most likely need to fix global loadbalancing on your network layer. Probably with some help from your network folks.

Is it a requirement to run your site off your onw infrastructure? If not Windows Azure or Amazone EC2 can help you gain scaialbility and geographical proximity. It is probably easier to use one of these services than doing it yourself.

/Joakim

Yooakim
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