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You can use MON to do this. See http://www.kernel.org/software/mon/
Bobby Moore Worldspan
Phone: 770.563.7362 Fax: 770.563.6406
bobby.moore@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
"Thomas A.
Morris" To: jbearce@xxxxxxxxxxxx
<morrist@cont cc:
lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
erra.com> Subject: Re: Persistent Services
Sent by:
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tor.com
06/26/00
01:11 PM
jbearce@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Ok quick question.... I've noticed that when running LVS with persistent
> services, if one of the real servers goes down, anyone connected to that
real
> server will not get routed to another real server until the timer for
that
> persistent service runs out. What I need to do is have the user
immediately
> forwarded to another real server if the server they're connected to takes
a dump
> (but still maintain the persistent feature). The biggest problem is that
due to
> the application running behind the LVS box, the persistent timeout needs
to be
> set at just over 10 minutes (which is a long time to have a user not able
to
> access a box). I've started looking at the LVS source, but I figured I'd
check
> and see if I was just missing something before I started trying to come
up with
> my own solution.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
In my experience, if the realserver is removed from the configuration with
the
ipvsadm command, then
the clients are switched immedietly. This may help solve your problem.
Tom
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