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Todd Lyons wrote:
: Jan Kasprzak wanted us to know:
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: > This appears to be a problem in the wrr scheduler. With wlc or rr
: >it works as expected.
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: Interesting to know. I have not seen this but I don't have the ability
: to take servers down very often. Please keep us updated on anything
: that you find along these lines.
I have one thing to add: It is probably related to using
very different weights. On one virtual server I use weights of 100 and 133
just to reflect the real servers' CPU power, and this one seems to be OK.
On other virtual server I use weigths of 1, 1, 100, and 10000 to make
one particular real server to be used all the time, provided that it is
alive. On this virtual server I get "connection refused" (port unreachable)
when the main real server goes down.
The example I have posted before uses weights of 100 and 1000,
and it also does not work with these weights. With both weights set to
1000 it works as expected.
-Yenya
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