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My hosting provider, doesn't know how to bleed traffic on their load balancer. &nbsp;Very sad.<br />
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Can someone send me a URL or the commands that show how to disable a server on the Cisco ACE, so existing connections are maintained, but new connections are sent to another server?<br />
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I haven't touched a Cisco load balancer in years. &nbsp;I'm an F5 BigIP guy.
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My hosting provider, doesn't know how to bleed traffic on their load balancer.  Very sad.

Can someone send me a URL or the commands that show how to disable a server on the Cisco ACE, so existing connections are maintained, but new connections are sent to another server?

I haven't touched a Cisco load balancer in years.  I'm an F5 BigIP guy.

Bleed traffic off a Cisco ACE

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