Hi All,
Want to know if load balancing is possible with squid by maintaining
sessions.
Health check should be TCP Ports
eg:
Server A - Active port 8080
Server B - Active port 8080
Client - Squid - Server A and/or B
Request 1 comes from 'Client A' Squid forwards the request to 'Server A'
Mario Remy Almeida wrote:
Hi All,
Want to know if load balancing is possible with squid by maintaining
sessions.
Health check should be TCP Ports
eg:
Server A - Active port 8080
Server B - Active port 8080
Client - Squid - Server A and/or B
Request 1 comes from 'Client A' Squid forwards the
Hi Amos,
Thanks for that,
so I need to use carp and sourcehash to do load balancing, right?
but where do I specify in squid to monitor the prots?
I mean if port 8080 is down on 'ServerA' how Squid will know that it
should send the request to 'ServerB' on port 8080?
//Remy
On Mon, 2009-06-15
Mario Remy Almeida wrote:
Hi Amos,
Thanks for that,
so I need to use carp and sourcehash to do load balancing, right?
only the one you want.
but where do I specify in squid to monitor the prots?
I mean if port 8080 is down on 'ServerA' how Squid will know that it
should send the request
Thanks Amos for the help
On Tue, 2009-06-16 at 00:30 +1200, Amos Jeffries wrote:
Mario Remy Almeida wrote:
Hi Amos,
Thanks for that,
so I need to use carp and sourcehash to do load balancing, right?
only the one you want.
but where do I specify in squid to monitor the
On Fri, 28 Jan 2005, Carinus Carelse wrote:
I have two external networks connected and I have one proxy server that
is servicing about 500 users. I would like the squid box to do some
load balancing across the two external link so that the http traffic
does not just go through the one link.
Is
I have two external networks connected and I have one proxy server that
is servicing about 500 users. I would like the squid box to do some
load balancing across the two external link so that the http traffic
does not just go through the one link.
Is this possible and how do i go about setting
