Hi Gary,

Yes, we saw in the debug logs that remote consumer and subscription are added 
to the local broker.  We noticed the prefetch count was 1000, instead of 1 on 
the consumer's uri.  We added the prefetchSize to the networkConnector, but 
still the same result.  When we use consumers that consume messages quickly - 
the cluster load balanced evenly.  However, when we made the processing from 1 
to 20 secs (via a parameter in each message), the broker where the producer is 
connected and when the consumer on that broker was busy already, the broker 
seems to directed the message to the other brokers - even if the consumers on 
the other brokers were busy/processing as well.

Really appreciate you and all the folks who are helping.  Hope some of this 
feedback will help.

Thanks


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From: Gary Tully <gary.tu...@gmail.com>
To: users@activemq.apache.org; Joe Smith <joesmithc...@yahoo.com>
Sent: Friday, September 16, 2011 5:56 AM
Subject: Re: Could not start connection when using jms.prefetchPolicy on 
failover protocol url

note that there is a perfetch configuration option on a networkConnector.

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