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On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 07:48:55AM -0600, James Devine wrote:
> The connections are all in an established state on the load balancer,
> I am doing netstat -an on the actual destination real server, which
> does not show any connections from the real source ip. I am using
> persistent connections, which do show an expiration on the
> connections. Is the persistent setting why they are not clearing?
No, I don't think so.
Activating persistence means that persistence templates will be created for
each client that connects. These can be identified as entries in the
connection table with 0 as the source port. However these entries should
be in the NONE state, so they shouldn't causing the behaviour that you are
observing.
> Some IPs show >300 established connections when the realserver shows
> none.
That does sound somewhat curious. Is that >300 established connections
from a single end-user?
I would tend to suspect that actually are being terminated somewhere
other than the real-server you are checking.
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