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Quick Question on IOS SLB

Ryan Fisher
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When I take a real server within my serverfarm that has connections to it and place it out of service, will it drop all the connections to it instantly at that time or will it let them eventually close on their own as the users shut down their connections?

Thanks!

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Jon Marshall
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Ryan

You don't say which IOS you are using but from the 12.2SX SLB config guide -

Does the                            no                                inservice command take a resource out of service immediately?

When you use the                            no form of the                            inservice command to remove a firewall, firewall farm, real server, or virtual server from service, the resource acquiesces gracefully. No new connections are assigned, and existing connections are allowed to complete.

To stop all existing connections for an entire firewall farm or virtual server immediately, use the                            clear                                ip                                slb                                connectionscommand.

hmmm. hasn't pasted very well hopefully still makes sense ie. no new connections are allowed but existing ones can complete.

Jon

ok, thanks for the information.  Makes sense, hopefully it works like they say!

BTW, ios is version 12.2(33)SXI3

Thanks!

Never used IOS SLB but have used the CSM (Content switch module) in a 6500 and using the "no inservice" did indeed work that way.

Jon

Ryan Fisher
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great, thanks for the quick reply!