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I don't know what you are expecting, but if you *delete* a real server then you
are telling the system it is not available, full stop. So all connections will
disappear.
I suspect what you really want is to reduce its weight to zero. so now no new
connections are established. Of course you then have to wait until the clients
have all expired before you can then delete it for maintenance or whatever.
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From: lvs-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Leon Keijser
Sent: Fri 13/01/2006 9:54 AM
To: Madhusudhan Hebbar; lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: all clients disconnect when removing a realserver
> Think you could use "ipvsadm" for your purpose
> Use the "ipvsadm" instead to delete the real server when your ldirectord
> is
> in operation.
> Could you try out that?
Tried it, with the same result. All clients disconnect as soon as i delete
the realserver. So that answers my question if keepalived would handle
things differently; it wouldn't.
What bugs me is that people now say the old Cisco LocalDirector didn't have
this disadvantage. I can't check that as the localdirector is gone, but i
would like to hear if somebody has experience with it. If it were only to
tell them that the 'new' system works exactly like the 'old'.
Thanks,
Léon
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