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I'm currently planning to build a server farm. Now, my question: All of my servers must access ports 31400-31409, and that's absolutely necessary. But isn't it true that usually only one device per network can access a port? Is there a way around this by setting up multiple servers on a single port?
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If there is no distribution mechanism, such as HTTP with location, then each server needs its own IP address on which it can open these ports. Is it IPv6?
Unfortunately only IPv4. Is so prevalent
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With the sparse information: set a load balancer before.
He listens to the public IP and distributes the requests.
Even if the inquiries all go to a port?
Yes, because the Load Balancer listens exactly to this port and transmits the queries. With more information, I could perhaps answer more concretely.