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On 2/3/02 at 3:31 AM, rob wrote:
Re: Load Balancing
From: Global Homes Webmaster
Date: Sunday, February 3, 2002
Time: 10:23:38 am
> On 1/29/02 8:44 PM, "Men & Mice Support" <cbuxton@menandmice.com> wrote:
>
> > Give it a TTL of 5 minutes (300 seconds). Fill in the minimum values
> > for the other time-based fields. For each server, enter it's IP
> > address and the percentage of traffic you want to give it - 50, 35,
> > and 15, or whatever you settle on. The numbers don't have to add up
> > to 100, but having them do so makes it easiest to figure out how much
> > traffic will go where. When you're done and have saved the zone,
> > launch QuickDNS Load Balancer on each QuickDNS Server machine.
> If I give a ttl of 5 minutes isn't it possible that if I was on Server A 5
> minutes ago and I had no activity, that I could be on Server B on my next
> access? I ask this because I store data on the relative server and while it
> isn't too timely I would want you to stay on the same server for about a
> half an hour. Even if you took a 10 minute stretch.
If this is in the same continuing browser session, the browser isn't going to
resolve the name again, so it will continue to send requests to the same
server for the duration of the current session (at least).
Christopher Bort | cbort@globalhomes.com
Webmaster, Global Homes | webmaster@globalhomes.com
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