I do not get the problem 100%. How many real servers do you have and
how are they linked to the virtual servers? There should not be any
need to configure unique IPs at the real server for each virtual
server. What is the predictor you are using? Have you tried to open
multiple connection simultaneously? Round-robin is normally the best
predictor to see a load balancing during testing in case you do have
a single client only. Ensure that the client is really opening
multiple connections - some browser tend to reuse sessions and this
is of course not going to result in any load balancing.
Do you have stickyness configured? If so: you will have to use
different client IPs to see some kind of load balancing.
- Oliver
At 05:43 30.10.2008, Derek Maurer wrote:
I've noticed if I have multiple site running on the same real server I
can't balance the load across them, , regardless of the predictor. The
first real server port bound in the virtual server always seems to gets
the connections.
Reading the documentation closely, I noticed the predictor balances load
across 'real servers'. Do I really need to configure unique IPs for
each site on the same physical server (and matching 'real servers') in
order to load balance effectly across sites on one server?
DRM
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