Router interception on server down
Here is a quick question that seems like it should be rather easy, but I am not sure of the best way to do it.
Say you go to a website, and it has some text stating that "the server is currently down for maintenance, please come back later." How do I get it so that when my server is down for maintenance, it displays something like that? I have a Linksys WRT54G Router and I was thinking that when it forwards port 80 to my web server, if the server is down, it would not forward and would instead it would display that maintenance page? Thanks for your help in advance! Kris |
Some CMS systems have that functionality built in. the site admin can take down the site and it will automatically provide that message when the site is offline. not sure how you would do it with an external device without any re-configuration of that device to point at a different web server...
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you can use dnat to this for you and redirect traffic to another host manually or you can use some load balancing system to this automatically.
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