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On Tue, 9 Aug 2005, Jacob Coby wrote:
Joseph Mack NA3T wrote:
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005, Jacob Coby wrote:
Yeah, pretty much. However, one lvs director should be able to handle
load balancing/fallover for both sites, if they have unique ip addrs.
apache recognises site names. You don't need different IPs
right, if using name based virtual hosting.
was thinking about this. The director load balances on the
IP not the name, so requests for both sites will be balanced
as one. I expect both sites will be balanced, but it isn't
quite what I thought I was saying.
he seemed to indicate that he needed to isolate websites
by clients,
I didn't understand what that meant.
which lvs can't do with named based virtual hosting, since
that requires looking at the HTTP request.
OK
the original email was a little light on details, so it's difficult to really
know what he's trying to do.
in which case we'll hear from him again
Joe
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