If I add a tertiary DNS record that points to a different server, will it direct browser requests to that server if the primary and secondary requests fail?
Here's the scenario:
1. Primary and secondary DNS servers have mydomain.com pointing to my real server's IP address, just like "normal".
2. Tertiary DNS server points mydomain.com to a different server, which then displays a "Primary Server Down" information page.
3. This assumes I can have mydomain.com listed on that second server without some kind of conflict, right?
Here's the scenario:
1. Primary and secondary DNS servers have mydomain.com pointing to my real server's IP address, just like "normal".
2. Tertiary DNS server points mydomain.com to a different server, which then displays a "Primary Server Down" information page.
3. This assumes I can have mydomain.com listed on that second server without some kind of conflict, right?
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