DB wrote:
I'm looking into clustering for my IC stores. Once of the HA software packages that I'm considering has what may be a very serious drawback: all requests sent to the clustered servers lack the visitor's original IP address. Instead all requests come in using the IP of the box that runs the HA server.We use Linux Virtual Server to do simple load balancing with one load-balancing box (director) and two real servers, which is pretty easy to set up and manage, but doesn't really qualify as proper HA. However, it also works very well with heartbeat, if you need more robust solution to automatically detect failures in directors and switch to other machines, etc. It is possible to use LVS to create complete automomous, automatic-failover, highly load-balanced server clusters if you want.Since IC uses the visitors IP for the session ID among other things, it seems like this might be a bad idea. Does anyone have thoughts or suggestions?
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DB
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