08-16-2007 07:49 AM
Can anyone tell me what this command does: persistant rebalance in the following:
vserver 123
virtual xx.xx.xx.xx
serverfarm xxxxxxx
persistent rebalance
inservice
THANKS.
08-16-2007 08:25 AM
This is the Default behavior for HTTP 1.1; if multiple GETs are present in the same TCP connection, the CSM will examine every GET.
If the new GET needs to be sent to a different serverfarm, the connection with the current server is closed and a new connection with a new server if opened.
This is completely transparent to the client.
Image that you have a serverfarm for people going to www.test.com/development and a different serverfarm for people going to www.test.com/learning
If the client opens a single TCP connection and sends a GET for both sites within the same connection (HTTP persistence), the CSM will match each specific request to its policy and send it to the proper serverfarm (opens a single connection on the backend for each GET).
Hope it helps!!
08-16-2007 09:37 PM
thanks. very good example.
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