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Ryan,
Its the other way around, higher weight equals higher number of connections.
Ryan Leathers wrote:
I thought I understood how wlc was supposed to work but what Im
observing surprises me.
TCP 172.16.241.37:http wlc
-> test3.example.com:http Masq 2 1 2
-> test2.example.com:http Masq 2 1 0
-> test1.example.com:http Masq 3 2 0
In this LVS-NAT example note that the weight associated with realserver
test1 is 3 and for the other servers it is 2. I understood the lower
value to have affinity, but this test indicates that the higher value
wins. Is this right - or is there something else wrong somewhere?
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Regards,
Malcolm Turnbull.
Loadbalancer.org Limited
07715 770523
http://www.loadbalancer.org/
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