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  • mohit - Jun 20 2006 | dns, data center

    Quoted: Each time the DNS server "rotates" the order of the IP addresses in its responses, implementing the DNS "round-robin" load balancing (client applications usually use the first address in the DNS server response, and use other addresses only if an attempt to establish a TCP/IP connection with the first address fails).

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