Jares is most probably correct but on top of that be carefull with
the sticky setting. You do need to use more than a single client to
test this with the sticky feature because your clients are getting
bound to one of the services. Move to round-robin and test with
multiple clients. This is the simplest way to see if it is working or
not. It should work.
R, Oliver
At 05:20 06.02.2009, Jared Valentine wrote:
Are you saying this doesn't work, or are connections only being
load-balanced to 8000? A "show server connection" will show you the
connection distribution. "show server bind" will show us the bind status
and if servers are up/down.
That being said, I setup a ServerIron like this once and needed to use
"predictor round-robin" in order to get equitable traffic distribution to
multiple server services running on the same server but different port. Try
that out.
Jared Valentine
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-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Adam Li
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 8:26 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [f-nsp] Wrong config? (ServerIron)
Hi,
Anyone can tell me is it possible to bind multiple ports but same server
in one vip port (sticky)?
example:
server virtual vip1 10.10.10.1
port ssl sticky
bind ssl web1 8000
bind ssl web1 8001
It doesn't work with this config, anything wrong here?
Thanks!
Adam
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