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Network Load Balancing
Posted on 2013-01-14
I am using a 3 Proficy Web Server with 18 sessions maximum on each. I am utilising the windows NLB but it seems that it is not aware of the 18 sessions limit on my servers. Can I limit the number of sessions on each member of the NLB. I am using windows Server 2008
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Unless something has changed with NLB, No. NLB is a very simple implementation of load balancing and does not understand or keep track of the number of sessions/connections to servers.
You need something that is more intelligent which typically means hardware load balancers such as Kemp or BigIP's F5.
You need something that is more intelligent which typically means hardware load balancers such as Kemp or BigIP's F5.
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