Good to see you get good performance!
Networking is always an "interesting" player in clustering setup.
Cheers,
sacha
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I found a network problem that causes bad performances: we are in a man and there are
some router and swithces that don't block multicast, so my servers, that just for test
were in the lan, talk in ipmulticast with all the lan and the remote lan too. There
are two main lan connected with a slow
It seems that bad performance depends on session replication. Now I just deleted the
distributable tag from the web.xml and all is fast like on a single node. But you need
to wait more than 2 minutes in order to have fault tolerance to be activated, and,
obviously, session is null on the other n
"Sacha Labourey" wrote : Can you make sure the clustering is up? what is displayed by
jboss when it you start up the second node?
Hi and thank you for your answer.
Here is what you can see on the second node (just last lines, if you need all the log
just ask me for it):
08:06:34,446 INFO [Ser
Can you make sure the clustering is up? what is displayed by jboss when it you start
up the second node?
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