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If you're using the wlc scheduler, there is a persistence setting in
seconds. You should be able to set this to a large number, but your
connection table might become too large to handle. As far as I know,
the persistence counter is reset for every connection, so only if you
really had long periods of zero activity would you need to boost that
setting.
An alternative might be the sh scheduler, which does not perform load
*balancing* but will always send a specific client (based on IP) to
the same real server in perpetuity (or until the real server
complement changes, I'm guessing.)
But if you really want permanent persistence and you're kind of
hacking it in as a load-balancing feature, you'll probably be
disappointed -- the SH hash could change if you lose a real server,
and the connection table isn't the best place to store what would
become a large, permanent session database. As someone mentioned, if
it's sessions you need, a database may be a more robust option.
Cheers,
--
Ken.
krb@xxxxxxxxxxx
On Mar 21, 2006, at 7:18 AM, Monty Ree wrote:
Hello, all.
I would like to maintain persistent connection forever or for a
long time like over 1 or 2 days at LVS. Is it possible?
Because, session must be maintained until user close the browser.
And is there any persistent limit time to LVS or not?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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