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Its a sprt of general question<br />
I need to perfrom load balancing on a (currently small) server farm, the predictor for in service/out of service for one set of servers will need to login in to tomcat service and if log in is ok then the server is in - login fails = out of service <br />
(for sum reason tom cat hangs quite regularly)<br />
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another set of servers will need to be balanced on a criteria of how busy the server actually is. I know on BigIp you can do least cons, etc but cant see how this is doen on a cisco ACE<br />
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any general tips on scripting most welcome<br />
any help ....
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Its a sprt of general question
I need to perfrom load balancing on a (currently small) server farm, the predictor for in service/out of service for one set of servers will need to login in to tomcat service and if log in is ok then the server is in - login fails = out of service 
(for sum reason tom cat hangs quite regularly)

another set of servers will need to be balanced on a criteria of how busy the server actually is. I know on BigIp you can do least cons, etc but cant see how this is doen on a cisco ACE

any general tips on scripting most welcome
any help ....

Cisco ACE Load Balancing Scripts

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