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Client get access from only one node
The browser will generally create a connection and then send all requests over that connection. This can make statistics a bit skewed towards one member if there's very little traffic. Which load balancing method are you using on the pool? Do you have an HTTP profile assigned on the VIP?
If you absolutely must have balanced traffic between them and it's an HTTP application I'd pick ie. Load balancing mode Predictive on the pool and then try oneconnect on the server. Please note that oneconnect might make the web server logs look weird if you're not using X-Forwarded-For headers.
Kind regards,
Patrik
- davidy2001Nov 25, 2022Cirrus
"Which load balancing method are you using on the pool? Do you have an HTTP profile assigned on the VIP?"
its default config. now VIP(floating ip, my understanding) has not setup yet. I am only using one F5. No HTTP profile setup
- Nov 25, 2022
How are you performing the tests? If you ie. run tests using curl a few times, do you get a different result? Curl does not keep the connection open after making the request. Like I said before, if it''s an HTTP application you can try oneconnect if you absolutely must have even spread between the servers.
Just remember to set the load balancing method to ie. predictive and assign an HTTP profile to the Virtual server. Persistence profile should be set to None.
Kind regards,
Patrik- davidy2001Nov 25, 2022Cirrus
two nodes win21 and win22 have different webpage(just change default page in iis). when outside user access virtual server via google(repeatedly click on the address), the page that the browser show does not change between the two nodes, meaning the user almost visit one node win21. occasionly visit win22, or vice versa. no any other config on persistence etc
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