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dbspace escribió:
> unfortunately, if I disable the persistent mode, when I try to hit the server
> directly, the session is not maintained probably, so I need to have
> persistent turn on, but I will probably try what Grame said to have the
> netmask /32 instead of /24.
>
Yes, if you turn off persistence and you need sessions, your web app
doesn't work well. I think this is one negative point of LVS, the
application persistence mode. In most cases of web application we don't
need IP persistence but we need persistence of application (sessions..).
Imagine a company with a proxy and two or more balanced internet
conections. If one PC connecting internet across proxy and balancing
output across two or more connections. IP of connection will be changing
forever and you never will have a session properly. I have no solution
for this.
> thanks,
>
>
> Adrián Chapela wrote:
>
>> Graeme Fowler escribió:
>>
>>> On Mon, 2008-03-10 at 19:37 -0700, dbspace wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> But the client is runing jmeter try to simulate a load testing in this
>>>> case,
>>>> jmeter will fork multiple thread to connect to the server. I don't how
>>>> else
>>>> you can do a load testing. Also I try to use my other 2 laptops to hit
>>>> the
>>>> server, and it still only goes to the same server. which is not right.
>>>>
>>>>
>> I can't find any problem on you persistent mode. You could disable
>> persistence mode to make tests as Grame said.
>> Lucky!!
>>
>>> Graeme
>>>
>>>
>> Regards!!
>>
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