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On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 08:00:54PM +0530, Girish Kamath wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have setup a Linux Virtual Server with 2 load balancers and 2 real
> servers. They are working perfectly fine. When the Primary Load Balancer
> fails the Secondary Load Balancer takes control and starts servicing. My
> problem is when the Primary Load Balancer is back in operation again, it
> stays as a Secondary while the original Secondary Load Balancer is
> servicing requests, as a primary. What i want is, that when a Primary LB
> is back in operation, the secondary should relinquish the floating IP to
> the Primary and Primary should start serving requests again. What do i
> need to do to achive this ? Any pointers would be helpful
Hi
If you are using heartbeat to effect the failover of the Linux Directors
(Load Balancers) then try turning off the "nice_failback" option and
reaarting heartbeat on each machine. When this option is turned on the
behaviour is as you describe. When it is disabled then one machine has a
predistposition to be the master - as per the configuration - and will take
over as the Primary once it comes back online.
--
Horms
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