Greetings Steve, I agree with what you have said BUT since I have worked with load balancing in W2K, I do really find it very easy.
>From what I know, load balancing is very easy to setup on Windows 2000 Server. It is part of the networking component. All it takes is enabling it (without a reboot), configuring the virtual IP, host IP and some load balancing options, and you are done. Load Balancing could be used for a 2 or more NIC on a server or it could also be multiple servers. If I may ask, what would take to configure load balancing in *nix? Cheers Gill > Apache gives you the > freedom of almost any hardware platform, but load balancing is far > easier to setup on Windows then any Unix systems. Easier for you maybe, but I'll wager that many *nix sysadmins would disagree with you. Steve Bremer
