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Check the lvs-howto on linuxvirtualserver.org site for realserver is NT, It
won't be a problem for you to set it up.
you may config your IIS with KeepAlive for http connections, if there is a
miss link in your page, the connection channel will broken, the web browser
initialize new connection, which may effect the response.
but if you choose MS platform, win2000 may be a little good for real
server,just easy for the loop adapter. I switch MS's buildin load balance to
LVS, the realserver's loads decrease nealy 30%.
-again
来 自: Bowie Bailey <Bowie_Bailey@xxxxxxx>:
Is anyone else using NT boxes as their realservers?
I have an LVS-DR setup with two NT boxes as the realservers. It
works, but
it is very slow -- especially if there is a broken image link on the
page.
All of the documentation I can find assumes that the realservers will
be
Linux boxes.
I spoke with RedHat's support and they seem to think
that it
is a configuration issue on the NT systems.
If anyone has a running setup using NT, please let me know how you
configured the realservers so I can determine if I have the NT servers
set
up properly.
Thanks,
Bowie
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