Howya,
SSL uses port 443...
Ian
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 08 June 2001 15:46
To: CF-Server
Subject: Clustercats failover and SSL
I'm looking for validation of my experience.
It appears from my testing and from Macromedia's explanations that
ClusterCats failover will not be transparent to a user who is moving through
a series of SSL pages. So if we assume ServerA and ServerB, clustered with
failover, and an application coded properly for clustering (no reliance on
session/application variables), and a non-SSL connection, things work like
this
browser req page1 from ServerA
browser gets page1 from ServerA
ServerA dies
ServerB assumes ServerA's IP address and listens on port 80
browser req page2 from ServerA
browser gets page2 from ServerB which is impersonating ServerA
while with SSL it's like this
browser SSL-req page1 from ServerA
browser SSL-gets page1 from ServerA
ServerA dies
ServerB assumes ServerA's IP address and listens on port 80
browser SSL-req page2 from ServerA
browser can't make an SSL connection to ServerA and displays a connect
fail-type error
Has anybody seen DIFFERENT behaviour than what I've described above?
thanks
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Martin Herbener
Kentucky Department of Education
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