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On 15 Feb 2000, Doug Bagley wrote:
> Looking at the source, it looks like
> each service (VIP) has a list of real servers (destinations), and the
> active connection count is by each RIP in a VIP, not by RIP alone.
> That is, the active connections from one VIP are not counted in the
> active connections for any other VIP.
yes.
I don't know the code real well..., but
there is a hash table for each VIP and scheduling is done from it.
> It seems to me it would be useful in some cases to use the total number
> of connections to a real server in the load balancing calculation, in
> the case where the real server participates in servicing a number of
> different VIPs.
there's lots of things that could be done and people fix what
they think is worth their time to fix. This one could be a mess
to change.
Right now I'd be more interested to find out why REDIRECT is 3 times
slower than having the VIP on a non-arping device, to see if it can be
fixed.
Joe
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