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jachbr214
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Feb 27, 2008

Loadbalancing Weblogic T3 Protocol

I am trying to overcome an issue where there are 2 Weblogic Webservers that make connections via a VIP to 2 Weblogic Application servers which none are in a cluster. The problem I have is that this u...
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The_Bhattman
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Mar 04, 2008
There is not going to be an easy answer to this. I am assuming there is no persistance involved.

 

 

One approach would be to create an irule that monitors the sessions and checks the UP/DOWN state of each active member of the pool. If one member fails the connections would have to reconnect to the next available member. If the member returned, then you could issue a TCP::close which means that all to the once failed member would reparticipate.

 

 

Another approach it track the connections during normal operations. You can incorporate the following example : http://devcentral.f5.com/wiki/default.aspx/iRules/LimitConnectionsFromClient.html