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On Fri, 9 Nov 2007, Ruben Laban wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> No ideas on the issue stated below as of yet?
apparently not (just so you don't think you're being
ignored, sometimes we don't have an answer).
> What could cause entries in the IPVS table to remain in
> the established (or any other) state even though there is
> no traffic flowing between the CIP/VIP/RIP?
neither end has closed the tcp connection?
> We're using persistency by the way. Though from what I've
> read, the given persistency timeout is only used once when
> a new connection arrives.
there are lots of problems with persistency, but it was the
first method we got to work for maintaining
client-realserver affinity. Another less intrusive method is
the -SH scheduler. You might find it causes less problems.
Joe
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