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Hello Jean-Luc,
Hum, ok, my confusion was that I thought there could only be on mount
point per zone. With this restriction removed and the trick below
life is much easier. Thanks a lot!
JB
> Hi Jean-Baptiste,
>
> I already had to solve this one for load-balancing administration GUI.
>
> 2 solutions :
> - have a pseudo-set/JServ & zone: (preferred solution)
>
> ##### load-balancing for clients
> ApJServMount /servlet balance://set/zone
> ApJServBalance set PC1
> ApJServBalance set PC2
>
> ##### admin tasks (points the same zone)
> ApJServMount /check-PC1 balance://pseudo1-set/zone
> ApJServMount /check-PC2 balance://pseudo2-set/zone
> ApJServBalance pseudo1-set PC1
> ApJServBalance pseudo2-set PC2
>
> - 2nd sol : have a look at admin GUI urls used to hit one particular
> balanced host.
> ==> /jserv/engine/direct/host_name/routing_id/
>
> Jean-Luc
>
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