6500 w/csm client talking with vip gets direct to real

We got a small server farm with four real servers and one vserver. when the client initiate a connection with the vserv it opens up an RPC at a certain point and starts talking directly with one ofthe real servers totally bypassing the vserver and if we take down that real server, then the connection hangs and it does not get re-directed to another server. CSM is setup in bridge mode and the servers are being used for a document management application by Hummingbird. Has anyone seen that kind of behavior?
Any help would be welcomed has we are going live with this project at the end of the week.

what is the concern ?
That the client goes directly to the real or that disconnecting the real does not redirect the connection ?
For the later, you should use the command 'failaction purge' under the serverfarm definition.
This will force the CSM to kill the connection if the real goes down.
For the other concern, your application is probably sending at some point its server ip address.
Each server will therefore send its own ip address and the client will go directly to it.
You should see if there is a way for your application to return a "configured" ip address that would be your vip.
You could also try to configure the vip as a loopback ip address on every real server and tell your application to advertise this address.
Hope this helps.
Gilles.

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