hello everyone
Has anyonef faced this before in the below situation
webserver 1 and webserver 2 are front end webservers. A CSS is connected behind these 2 servers.
Then there are 2 backend webservers , say websrv 3 and 4 loadbalanced by the css
the requirment is webserver 1 and 2 looks for a url with say /abc, that requests hit LB vip and then LB load balances between websrv3 and 4
everything works as expected. but when webserv3 is brought down, css confirms the service is down but then webserver 1 and 2 cant access the /abc
they get error connection refused.
within the content rule src based stickyness is configured.
we brought the websrv 3 and everythign works. we then restarted the all 4 websevers, then websrv 4 was brought down. same issue again
question is
css confirms that a server has gone down , but both webserver1 and 2 cant access the url /abc
is there any problem with src based stickyness
it can be the way application is design, some problem within thier code but we want to verify if css is causing it
didnt get chance to sniff and check , but can you suggest if there are any known or potential issue with stickyness in this case
