If I recall correctly, you can do loadbalancing with DNS record.

Create an A record in the dns with two (three or x) ip's and clients will be
spreaded over those different servers via the round-robin principle. You have to
have X public IP addresses though. It's not feasable with any kind of NAT in
m0n0wall as far as I know. 

(But hey, I'm not a REAL network guru, I just pretend to be at work. ;-) )

Is this what you need ?

-
Jeroen

On Tue, 11 Apr 2006 11:45:03 -0400, Chuck Mariotti wrote
> I know it was discussed a while ago, but are there any plans on adding 
> load balancing (for web applications in my case)? If so, is there a time-
> line?
> 
> If not, can anyone recommend a free load balancer that is reliable and 
> easy to implement (web-based UI), etc... In my case, several people have 
> to know how to use it, so the easier the better.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Chuck
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