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> The algorithm counts both active and inactive
> connections when checking the threshold, i.e. states before
> and after ESTABLISHED.
> It hurts that SYN states are counted as inactive because it
> causes bad scheduling even for WLC/LC schedulers. Do you see
> that active+inactive sum exceeds the threshold of 150?
>
I did check for that. When I ran ipvsadm, I saw only a few inactive
connections, perhaps less than 5 or 6. The total active+inactive did not
appear to be anywhere near the -x threshold, which is what bothered me.
Although I do not like the fact that inactive connections are counted, I
can almost understand why it does that. But in this case, the numbers
did not seem to make any sense.
--Eric
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