Brad,
Most Hardware balancers have options to allow the server to drain users
on it by not allowing new sessions. Yes it will kick users on the server you
are taking out of service if you do not allow it to drain. I can see how
many sessions are active on each server in the farms.
When we were using Cisco LD's we were using Clientvars so session info wasnt
an issue.
On 3/7/07, Brad Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > All well and good, but he's then set it up like it was a hobby, not a
> > proper prodcution system.
>
> LOL. That is so true.
>
> The names of our Linux servers are things like "Sabaoth" and "Cyberdemon",
> none of which match our naming standards. And they actually sport such user
> accounts such as "goatsucker".
>
> It's a blast.
>
> ~Brad
>
>
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