Nick thinks about your comment, like always your emails are welcome ;)
We are going to study your recommendations and try to implement
By other hand I'm going to try explain the benefits of use http(s) profile
in place of tcp.
If you are trying to configure a service that with each connection can be
created one session then you should use tcp profile, a example of this is
smtp, imap or ldap service
But if your service need a lot of connections to obtain information like a
web, (one web can generate a lot of connections, see RFC HTTP/1.0) on this
case you should use HTTP/HTTPS profile, this profile include improves to
work with values like cookies, certificates, http headers, etc etc etc,
values that doesn't use the tcp profile.
But if you are happy using tcp profiles, I won't be who is going to break
your happyness! lol
I hope this help you
Regards!
2012/2/16 Nick Furnell <[email protected]>
> Hi All
>
> We are now using v2rc2 within my organisation, and think that a few
> additional changes would be helpful:-
>
> - When viewing a Farm - Add the actual Farm Name to the text similar
> to Edit Farm, currently it just says Manage::Farms
> - When managing a Farm - The layout looks wrong on the Max number of
> Clients & Client-time, should be on a new line?
> - Graphs Page - The additional graphs for each Farm is nice, but it is
> making the whole page very long. Can you offer separate pages for each
> graph.
> - When selecting a Virtual IP (in manage Farms) - can you show the
> Farm IP and the Interface Name/Port
> - (Linked to the one above) - Would it be possible to be able to
> rename an Interface?
>
> Any thoughts, or feedback?
>
> Also, I do not fully understand the pre-defined HTTP & HTTPS Farms - and
> after many attempts, have gone back to setting up TCP Farms on port 80 and
> 443. Maybe someone can enlighten me as to the benefits of the pre-defined
> options.
>
> Thanks
> Nick
>
>
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