Yes and no!
Speak with your network admin that the multicast send to other global
machine. Not working over normal internet ways!
I thing clustering is made for local network failover. What you need
are cluster domains. Gropus of clusters with a separate loadbalancer
to route request over you country boundaries. That works fine :-)
Peter
Am 17.03.2006 um 00:02 schrieb Larry Mulcahy:
My question is:
Is it reasonable to expect Tomcat clustering to work for servers
not in the
same network? Widely separated in different states?
I have read the docs but don't understand the whole multicast thing.
I have set up two servers with clustering enabled on the same
subnet and they
see each other, no problem. Then I tried to add another server on
a different
subnet, no dice. I am experimenting with some configuration
settings like the
multicast address but would like to hear from someone who knows
'yes this can be
done' before I invest too much more time.
--
Larry Mulcahy
Good system software should be free, like air
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