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I've been using LVS to load balance the traffic for our IIS servers for
quite some time now.
topology is LVS-NAT, setup works perfect.
as long as your RIP (IIS) don't fail you can solve the persistence problem
in your LVS configuration, just set it high enough as a typical user
session.
as for session tracking and session fail over as far as i know you have to
solve it in your app/site design
Tomer
On 6/4/06, Rik Herrin <rikherrin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
We currently have the following setup:
2 IIS servers (v6) in active-passive configuration
(using Microsoft's NLB) with an SQL Server cluster
behind them.
I was wondering if we could use LVS to provide us
with an active-active configuration to make use of
both IIS servers instead of having one passive all the
time. Microsoft says that using it's NLB it can't be
done so I was wondering if it's doable with LVS.
Also, if this configuration is doable, how would it
deal with things such as persistence /
session-tracking and "session failover"? Thanks for
your help.
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