According to the docs you can set -
enableLoadBalancing = false
in auth.props
Maybe you're not as old as you thought? :)
Craig Bender wrote:
Hi Bob,
That's not what I meant, but It's a great suggestion considering I'm not
even sure what I meant regarding the load balancing now.
I swore there was a setting in auth.props to turn off load balancing,
but turns out there is not. Chalk that one up to a random access memory
failure. The mileage is starting to show... :(
Bob Doolittle wrote:
Wolfgang Engelien wrote:
From: Craig Bender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
If you don't have a failover group, then one server will not know about
the other, including sessions.
What about:
Disabling load balancing and turning on select at login in auth.props?
Yes, this seems to be exactly what I need. Thanks Craig.
Can I do the change while the servers are running and then do a soft
reset or is a restart necessary with all sessions terminated?
The "select at login" piece is automatic, no
restart required - just edit auth.props and it will
pick it up immediately. By the "disable load
balancing" I think Craig means "utadm -f" and I
can't recall whether that requires a soft reset or
not. Definitely no need to terminate sessions with
a -c hard reset.
-Bob
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