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Load balancing configuration

Kouhei
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Hi guys

I've confused about load balancing configuration.

I have two servers(Server1, Server2) those redundant themselves, both works with two port 8080, and 18080.
I'd like to get them to work without influence each other.

For example, if Server1 port 8080 is down, Server2 will be working with port 8080, and 18080, though Server1 port 18080 is not down.
I want their ports to work respectively,

If Server1 port 8080 is down, Server2 will be working with only port 8080,
Server1 port 18080 is still working.

Could anyone give me the answer, and sample configuration?

 

rserver host Server1
ip address 10.1.1.10
probe TCP_8080
probe TCP_18080

rserver host Server2
ip address 10.1.1.11
probe TCP_8080
probe TCP_18080

serverfarm host Servers_8080
rserver Server1 8080
inservice
rserver Server2 8080
inservice

serverfarm host Servers_18080
rserver Server1 18080
inservice
rserver Server2 18080
inservice

class-map match-all Servers_8080
2 match virtual-address 192.168.1.1 tcp eq 8080

class-map match-all Servers_18080
2 match virtual-address 192.168.1.1 tcp eq 18080

thanks,

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balaji.bandi
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Can you give more information, what device you running this configuration what version of code of device.

 

is the Servers connected directly to this device ?

 

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Thanks, bandi!

Hardware
Product Number: ACE-4710-K9

Software
loader: Version 0.95.1
system: Version A5(3.1a) [build 3.0(0)A5(3.1a) adbuild_19:49:17-2014/09/19_/auto/adbure_nightly4/renumber/rel_a5_3_1_throttle/REL_3_0_0_A5_3_1A]

The servers and the device are connected over a L2 switch, however, this is not big deal I think.

Regards,