04-25-2008 03:38 AM
We plan to loadbalance two mail servers which offer several services like http, imap and pop3. Those services are independent from each other.
Our idea is to use an own serverfarm for each service, something like that :
probe http http-probe
...
probe imap imap-probe
...
probe pop3 pop3-probe
...
serverfarm host http-farm
predictor leastconns
probe http-probe
rserver server1
inservice
rserver server2
inservice
serverfarm host imap-farm
predictor leastconns
probe imap-probe
rserver server1
inservice
rserver server2
inservice
serverfarm host pop3-farm
predictor leastconns
probe pop3-probe
rserver server1
inservice
rserver server2
inservice
Is that approach meaningful at all ?
Can we use a common vip for all serverfarms or do we have to assign a unique vip for each farm ?
How do we distinguish between the different requests ?
Has somebody a sample configuration for that ?
Thank you very much in advance.
04-25-2008 07:07 AM
If the 3 services run on the same port, using different serverfarm does not make sense just because the problem would be different.
If they run on different ports, then you have the distinction that you need to split the config.
Gilles.
04-25-2008 09:35 AM
Thank you Gilles.
The services run on the standard ports, which are different from each other.
Ok, but back to my question : do I have to use different VIPs or can I use the same one for all ? Do you have an example config ?
04-25-2008 03:31 PM
If ports are different you can use the same vip.
Syed
05-29-2008 05:30 PM
I need the same sort of setup - does anyone have an example config with the VIP section included?
Thanks
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