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07-24-2012 12:34 PM
Hi
THis may be a silly question but can I put multiple rservers in multiple server farms?
So for example rserver1 and rserver2 are put in serverfarm production1 and are in use with particular sticky and load balancing settings.
Can I then create serverfarm test_production and put both rserver1 and rserver2 in it? Then play around with the sticky and load balancing settings as a test without affecting the production serverfarm.
Thanks, St.
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07-24-2012 12:59 PM
You can put rservers in multiple serverfarms at the same time. Using policy and class maps you determine which traffic will get sent to each serverfarm.
You can then use a Layer 7 class map to direct any traffic from www.domain.com to production serverfarm and another class map to direct traffic from test.domain.com to a different serverfarm. Any load balancing changes only will affect the classmap.
Obviously your servers will would have to multiple virtual hosts to serve out traffic for both domains.
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07-24-2012 12:59 PM
You can put rservers in multiple serverfarms at the same time. Using policy and class maps you determine which traffic will get sent to each serverfarm.
You can then use a Layer 7 class map to direct any traffic from www.domain.com to production serverfarm and another class map to direct traffic from test.domain.com to a different serverfarm. Any load balancing changes only will affect the classmap.
Obviously your servers will would have to multiple virtual hosts to serve out traffic for both domains.
