"Emilia Lambros" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Ours is pretty much the same except for having no real servers for DNS and a > separate virtual for the actual website and also: > > gslb policy > metric-order set health-check preference capacity round-trip-time geographic > num-session flashback > preference > dns ttl 5 > dns active-only > dns best-only > dns override > dns cache-proxy > protocol status-interval 2 > > > what do your round trip commands do in the policy? I could look it up myself > but I'm incredibly lazy :)
I'm lazy too :-) So this is from memory (and the config is a few years old...): "round-trip-time tolerance 0" was an attempt to compensate for a short distance between the sites (20 - 30 ms). "round-trip-time cache-prefix 16" makes the SI assume all clients in a /16 are equally far away, requiring fewer clients to populate the RTT cache (but of course also reducing precision) "round-trip-time cache-interval 1800" increases the cache interval to 1800 seconds, also to reduce the number of clients necessary to populate the cache. Bj?rn
