I kind of figured that's how it worked. What I'm trying to do is get server1
and server2 (which are at the local site) load balanced between them
(essentially round robin), and then if server1 and server2 fail server3 would
be tried. Anyone have any ideas on how to do that?
Thanks,
Paul
Hi Paul, i doesn't work this way.
The algorithm calculates the best priority server every time. In your case,
the lb will use this secuence:
server1 -> server2 (if fails server1) -> server3 (if fails server1 and
server2)
Regards,
Laura.
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 11:48 PM, Paul Stulac <Paul.Stulac@...:
> I have 3 backend servers in a farm with the load balancing algorithm set
> to priority, server1 and server2 are set to priority 0 and server3 has
> priority 1. ****
>
> With the above setup will server1 and server2 have traffic load balanced
> between them fairly equally and server3 will only be sent traffic if
> server1 and server2 are not reachable?****
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