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And this time with some urls:
http://www.innerheight.com/172.16.1.101_15-day.png
http://www.innerheight.com/172.16.1.101_16-day.png
http://www.innerheight.com/172.16.1.101_17-day.png
http://www.innerheight.com/172.16.1.101_18-day.png
http://www.innerheight.com/172.16.1.101_19-day.png
If you could that a look, that would we nice.
i also noticed a little spike on the secundary link to the internet at
midnight, but that should not do anything, since that link is configured
to bounce back and forth if needed by using spanning-tree on the switches.
Jan Klopper wrote:
I have a cluster of 5 machines, 2 directors, 3 realservers, and
localhost feature.
Thi morning it saw some strange peeks in the mrtg graphs from my switch.
The setup runs a banner on thehun.net so its a pretty diverse bunch of
traffic, didn;t have any problems the last few weeks, and primarily
testing reliability of the cluster.
No 15 is the primary director. (and localhost realserver)
No 16 is the failover director, (trough hearthbeat), and will do
localhost realserver.
No 17 is a realserver
No 18 is a realserver
No 19 is a realserver
These are just the lan ports, and its a direct routing setup, so the
traffic is returned by the realservers on their internet port.
Anyone an idea?
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