03-24-2004 11:01 AM
Hello,
I am using a CSS11501 for load balancing and have setup http keepalive services for both servers. At the moment I am running one web server. The sh keepalive-summary is showing that server1 is up, but the http keepalive for it is down. When using sh load, it shows both servers having an average load number of 255 (Even though the second server is down). Is there a way to reset the stats?
- Trevor
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03-24-2004 12:33 PM
you can clear out the service stats with the command "zero service".
A service that is down will have a load of 255
I am not sure what you are saying when you say that sh keepalive-summ shows server 1 is up, but the keepalive is down. Can you clarify?
if possible, send the output from the following:
CSS# llama
CSS(debug)# icp probe service server1
Also, run it for a service that is up at the moment to get distinctions
That is very helpful in troubleshooting HTTP keepalives. If you are using a non-default keepalive uri, then put the uri in quotes after the icp probe command:
CSS(debug)# icp probe service server1 "/keep.html"
-Steve
03-24-2004 12:33 PM
you can clear out the service stats with the command "zero service".
A service that is down will have a load of 255
I am not sure what you are saying when you say that sh keepalive-summ shows server 1 is up, but the keepalive is down. Can you clarify?
if possible, send the output from the following:
CSS# llama
CSS(debug)# icp probe service server1
Also, run it for a service that is up at the moment to get distinctions
That is very helpful in troubleshooting HTTP keepalives. If you are using a non-default keepalive uri, then put the uri in quotes after the icp probe command:
CSS(debug)# icp probe service server1 "/keep.html"
-Steve
03-26-2004 06:55 AM
Okay, I did what you suggested about re-configuring the keepalive uri using "/keep.html" and that fixed the problem. I think what was happening was that the the webserver would return a "forbidden" error to the CSS.
Thanks..
- Trevor
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