03-21-2012 07:36 AM
Guys,
I have a question and would like your help on it.
If I have a server farm with two real servers in it and I want to take out one server out for maintenance or whatever , is that possible to do so without disconnecting the existing sessions connected to that server?
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03-21-2012 11:27 AM
Hi,
You can shut down a real server gracefully by using the no inservice command in either real server host or real server redirect configuration mode. This command causes the ACE to tear down all non-TCP connections to the server. For TCP connections, existing flows are allowed to complete before the ACE takes the real server out of service. No new connections are allowed.
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Siva
03-21-2012 09:46 AM
In other words is the drain mode feature used in Microsoft NLB is on Cisco ACE?
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03-21-2012 11:27 AM
Hi,
You can shut down a real server gracefully by using the no inservice command in either real server host or real server redirect configuration mode. This command causes the ACE to tear down all non-TCP connections to the server. For TCP connections, existing flows are allowed to complete before the ACE takes the real server out of service. No new connections are allowed.
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Siva
03-21-2012 12:19 PM
Thanks alot.
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03-27-2012 05:56 AM
Hi Siva,
I have a question please....... I have tested the "inservice standby " command since I am using sticky , but I still see connections hitting this server !!!! which shouldn't be the case right ??
03-29-2012 09:33 AM
With sticky it works in a different way, you would have to manually clear the session existing on that one rserver..
03-29-2012 09:54 AM
Does that mean the users connected will be affected??
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