Possible deployment options for AccAD

Hi,
We have tested AccAD 2.2 SP1 and very happy with the results and so now wish to proceed to deployment. Our concern is the CFE going down. By default the end user will get page not found on a given service but obviously we would want some sort of re-direction to the portal server directly if AccAD was not available. As we have no Global proxy or even a global proxy server standard then we would need to touch all 32000 workstations and alter their proxy if wer are using this method as per AccAD guide. To add to this we desire to have Regions and a region would use one dedicated CFE.
We could use DNS to point to the AccAD CFE for a given url, ie, http://test would go to AccAD instead of directly to the Portal. However from my understanding if the CFE is down then DNS can not then re-route to another IP. Please correct me if I am wrong. We can not also send all DNS traffic to the AccAD CFE either as the business will not allow this.
In short the methods mentioned in install guides are not able to be deployed in our environment. Are current thinking is to have a reverse proxy that takes dns resolves to http://test and then the reverse proxy checks for AccAD being up and then basedo n the result re-directs to either AccAD CFE or directly to the Portal. But I am posting this to get any other ideas you may have.
I look forward to your replies and sorry for such a long post.
Regards
Brian Lane

Hi Brian,
We beleive that you have already resolved this issue - but for others who may be encountering this same issue our recommendation is as follows:
We recommend that you have a primary and secondary DNS in which the primary DNS is the AccAD CFE and the secondary DNS is actually the DNS Server that will point directly to the application server. In a case in which the CFE is down for any reason than the secondary DNS will be prompted.
Another possible solution (which is expected to be relevant from AccAD 2.2 SP2) is to update the PAC file and indicate there, where to turn to in case of CFE failure.
All the Best,
Smadar

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