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>how did you turn off the server?
We shut down the tomcat service.
>persistence doesn't care whether the realserver is there or
>not (neither does ipvsadm). If you use persistence, you are
>guaranteeing to the client that the realserver will be there
>for 360 sec after the last client has closed their
>connection.
Then the answer to my question is yes, persistence overrides
availability. I think it should at least be an option to redirect
traffic to a known up server. In other words, the admin should be able
to control whether persistence or availability takes precedence. Just my
two cents.
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