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Re: Load Balancing QuestionFrom: Kirk Samuelson Date: Thursday, October 14, 1999
Time: 8:50:00 pmOn 10/14/99 at 12:41 PM, paul@netro42.com (Paul Willis) wrote:
> > >From the WebSTAR Beta list:
> >
> >I said:
> >
> > >Actually, the QDNS documentation seems to indicate that the server
> > >sending the higher value (100) will always be preferred to the
> > >server sending the lower value (1). So the "fixed" setting will
> > >send all traffic to the higher value server UNLESS that server
> > >doesn't respond for a (configurable) period of time.
> >
> >And someone replied:
> >
> >No, this isn't how it works, the 'fixed' setting should result in
> >your main server getting 100 out of every 101 requests. You are
> >setting the ratio between the two.
> >
> >As it stands at the moment you can't do exactly what you are trying
> >to do. But if you set the values to the max (sorry don't know what
> >they are) you will get pretty much what you want.
> >
> >Who is right?
> >
>
> I am :-)
>
> Paul (someone) Willis
I think you're right, Paul. I'm almost certain of it. But it's becoming
a moot point because I've had nothing but trouble with the QDNS Load
Balancing plug-in (Starnine's product - not Men & Mice from what I
understand). Too bad.
Do you use it, BTW? Anyone using it without increased crashing with
WebSTAR 4.x?
Thanks,
-Kirk
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