Load Balancing Statistics

We have a CSS 11050. We mostly use it for load balancing accross multiple web servers. What is the command to see some statistics on how much traffic is sent to each one of the web servers? (Number of bytes, connections...)

You can do a 'show summary' to see the number of connections that have been sent to each servers.
You can't see the number of bytes so.
I would suggest to collect this info on the server.
Regards,
Gilles.

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  • WLC 4404 - Clearing the Load Balancing Statistics?

    Does anyone know of a way to clear the load balancing statistics from a WLC 4404?  I've looked through the gui and CLI and can't seem to find a way to do it.
    Thanks,
    Rob

    You can do a 'show summary' to see the number of connections that have been sent to each servers.
    You can't see the number of bytes so.
    I would suggest to collect this info on the server.
    Regards,
    Gilles.

  • WLC 7.5.102.0 Client Load Balancing

    Hi,
    Regarding 'Client Load Balancing' feature in WLC code 7.5.102.0, which one will take precedence:
    - Load Balancing enabled in RF Profile and applied in an AP Group.
    - Load Balancing enabled in WLAN
    Also, is there any way to determine the statistics of the Load Balancing in RF Profile? (similar to the Statistics for Client Load Balancing enabled per WLAN in Wireless> Advanced > Load Balancing > Load Balancing Statistics)
    Thanks in advance!
    - edison

    RF Profiles overrides any global settings, just like AP Groups can override the vlan or interface mappings.
    say for example, I want to leverage the RF Profile for highly dense deploytment  (like Town Hall or influx of users) and as result i want to deploy more temp APs that will coexist my existing APs. I just want to modify the High Density parameter - limiting the max clients only. but the RF Profile comes with the Load Balancing too and i don't think it cannot be disabled separately.
    > Load balacing is enabled on the WLAN and isn't in the RF Profile.  High Desnity, you create a RF Profile to disable the lower data rates, maybe 54 and 36 as mandatory and 24 and or 48 supported... depends on how much you want to shrink your cells.  Also setting the max and min TX power.... no need for load balancing if you shrink the cells down.
    so when i apply the RF Profile to the AP Group, the profile's Load Balancing settings will also be applied together with my preferred High Density settings - while my WLAN settting is not enabled with Load Balancing.
    > No.... you either enable load balancing on the WLAN or not. The screen shot I showed you is a threshold configuration if its enabled.
    Thanks,
    Scott
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  • Load balance question on services deployed in two slaves

    Case:
    One master: 192.172.1.1
    Two slaves: 192.172.2.1/192.172.2.2
    There is service A deployed in slave1(192.172.2.1) and slave2(192.172.2.2). Service A will call Service B, which is also deployed in slave1 and slave2.
    Condition:
    If I tmshutdown -s service_A in slave1, there is a service_A alive only in slave2.
    Question:
    Now there is requests to service A in slave2. Whether service B in slave1 will be called by service A in slave2 or not?
    My experiment proves it true. However, in my mind, the request to service A in slave2 will only call service B in slave2 not slave1. Is that wrong?
    Thanks for your kindly reply.

    Bill,
    There is no unit for LOAD and NETLOAD other than to compare to other values of LOAD and NETLOAD. The objective is to send a request to the server with the lowest total load. If there is an idle local server offering the service requested then a local server will always be chosen.
    Tuxedo keeps track of the total load sent from this machine to other machines. Every sanityscan interval the load balancing statistics are reset to 0.
    Assume that service B has a LOAD of 50 on both machine 1 and machine 2 and that NETLOAD is 80. There is only 1 server offering this service on each machine, it is 1:00:00, queues are empty, the sanity scan has just run, and SCANUNIT*SANITYSCAN=120. We are on machine1. Service B takes 5 seconds to complete on both machine 1 and machine 2.
    1:00:00 [M1 total work = 0, M2 total work = 0]
    1:00:01 request arrives, route to M2 due to idle local server preference [M1 total work = 0, M2 total work = 50]
    1:00:02 request arrives, route to M2 since 0+50+80 > 50+50+0 [M1 total work = 0, M2 total work = 100]
    1:00:03 request arrives, route to M1 since 0+50+80 < 100+50+0 [M2 total work = 130, M2 total work = 100]
    1:00:04 request arrives, route to M2 since 130+50+80 > 100+50+0 [M2 total work = 130, M2 total work = 150]
    1:00:05 request arrives, route to M2 since 130+50+80 > 150+50+0 [M2 total work = 130, M2 total work = 200]
    You're correct that although NETLOAD is set the remote service can sometimes still be called.
    Either LOAD or NETLOAD could have a greater effect depending on how big LOAD is compared to NETLOAD. In the example above approximately 13 requests would be sent to the local machine for every 5 requests setnt to the remote machine. If there are frequently idle local servers on the local machine then a greater percentage of requests will be sent to the local machine, and if there is always an idle local server then all requests will be sent to the local machine. The periodic reset of load balancing statistics can also affect how many requests are sent to each machine.
    Regards,
    Ed

  • Issue with Load balancing for 2 Apps Node for EBS 12.1

    Hi Guys,
    I had been following section 2.4 of Using Load-Balancers with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 (Doc ID 380489.1).
    As per doc, I should be able to (but which is not happening in my case)
    [root@ebs1 etc]# nslookup ebslbr.oracle.com
    Server:         172.18.0.99
    Address:        172.18.0.99#53
    Name:   ebslbr.oracle.com
    Address: 172.18.0.102
    Name:   ebslbr.oracle.com
    Address: 172.18.0.101
    [root@ebs1 etc]# telnet ebslbr.oracle.com
    Trying 172.18.0.101...
    telnet: connect to address 172.18.0.101: Connection refused
    Trying 172.18.0.102...
    telnet: connect to address 172.18.0.102: Connection refused
    telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
    [root@ebs1 etc]#
    I could able to lookup individual servers as well.
    [root@ebs1 etc]# nslookup ebs1
    Server:         172.18.0.99
    Address:        172.18.0.99#53
    Name:   ebs1.oracle.com
    Address: 172.18.0.101
    [root@ebs1 etc]# nslookup ebs2
    Server:         172.18.0.99
    Address:        172.18.0.99#53
    Name:   ebs2.oracle.com
    Address: 172.18.0.102
    [root@ebs1 etc]# cat /etc/hosts
    # Do not remove the following line, or various programs
    # that require network functionality will fail.
    127.0.0.1       localhost.localdomain   localhost
    #:1             localhost6.localdomain6 localhost6
    #172.18.0.101    ebs1.oracle.com        ebs1
    #172.18.0.102     ebs2.oracle.com        ebs2
    #172.18.0.111    db1.oracle.com         db1
    [root@ebs1 etc]# ping ebs2
    PING ebs2.oracle.com (172.18.0.102) 56(84) bytes of data.
    64 bytes from ebslbr (172.18.0.102): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.482 ms
    64 bytes from ebslbr (172.18.0.102): icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.546 ms
    --- ebs2.oracle.com ping statistics ---
    2 packets transmitted, 2 received, 0% packet loss, time 999ms
    rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.482/0.514/0.546/0.032 ms
    [root@ebs1 etc]# ping ebs1
    PING ebs1.oracle.com (172.18.0.101) 56(84) bytes of data.
    64 bytes from ebs1 (172.18.0.101): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.032 ms
    64 bytes from ebs1 (172.18.0.101): icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.044 ms
    64 bytes from ebs1 (172.18.0.101): icmp_seq=3 ttl=64 time=0.041 ms
    [root@ebs1 etc]#
    [root@ebs1 etc]# telnet 127.0.0.1
    Trying 127.0.0.1...
    telnet: connect to address 127.0.0.1: Connection refused
    telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
    [root@ebs1 etc]# service iptables status
    Firewall is stopped.
    [root@ebs1 etc]#
    I've further went, made changes in context file...ran autoconfig...but not getting frontend with 'ebslbr' hostname.
    Can you please assist what could be the issue ?
    Thanks,

    Hi Hussein,
    I've checked it... but  there is a confusion... is telnet work without any port no ?
    I mean see below output,
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ telnet ebs1 8000
    Trying 172.18.0.101...
    Connected to ebs1.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    Connection closed by foreign host.
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ telnet ebs2 8000
    Trying 172.18.0.102...
    Connected to ebs2.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    Connection closed by foreign host.
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ telnet ebs2
    Trying 172.18.0.102...
    telnet: connect to address 172.18.0.102: Connection refused
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ telnet ebslbr
    Trying 172.18.0.101...
    telnet: connect to address 172.18.0.101: Connection refused
    Trying 172.18.0.102...
    telnet: connect to address 172.18.0.102: Connection refused
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ telnet ebslbr 8000
    Trying 172.18.0.101...
    Connected to ebslbr.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    As per Metalink DOC: 380489.1, my Context file entries for both nodes,
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ grep -i s_webentryurlprotocol $CONTEXT_FILE
             <webentryurlprotocol oa_var="s_webentryurlprotocol">http</webentryurlprotocol>
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ grep -i s_webentryhost $CONTEXT_FILE
             <webentryhost oa_var="s_webentryhost">ebslbr</webentryhost>
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ grep -i s_webentrydomain $CONTEXT_FILE
             <webentrydomain oa_var="s_webentrydomain">oracle.com</webentrydomain>
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ grep -i s_webentrydomain $CONTEXT_FILE
             <webentrydomain oa_var="s_webentrydomain">oracle.com</webentrydomain>
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ grep -i s_active_webport $CONTEXT_FILE
          <activewebport oa_var="s_active_webport" oa_type="DUP_PORT" base="8000" step="1" range="-1" label="Active Web Port">8000</activewebport>
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ grep -i s_login_page $CONTEXT_FILE
             <login_page oa_var="s_login_page">http://ebslbr.oracle.com/OA_HTML/AppsLogin</login_page>
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ grep -i s_external_url $CONTEXT_FILE
             <externURL oa_var="s_external_url">http://ebslbr.oracle.com</externURL>
    After running autoconfig, I still get frontpage for http://ebs1.oracle.com:8000/OA_HTML/AppsLogin & http://ebs2.oracle.com:8000/OA_HTML/AppsLogin  which eventually redirects to http://ebslbr.oracle.com:8000/OA_HTML/RF.jsp?function_id=28716&resp_id=-1&resp_appl_id=-1&security_group_id=0&lang_code=… but which is wrong (there is no load balancing at all)...as my local desktop system32\drivers\etc\hosts file have following entries,
    172.18.0.101    ebs1.oracle.com
    ebslbr.oracle.com    ebslbr
    172.18.0.102    ebs2.oracle.com
    ebslbr.oracle.com    ebslbr
    so,
    ebs1.oracle.com:8000 -> ebslbr.oracle.com:8000 (It will always go to 1st node only)
    This can be also proved  by,
    [applmgr@ebs1 ~]$ telnet ebslbr.oracle.com 8000 (telnet to ebslbr always going to 1st node on ebs1)
    Trying 172.18.0.101...
    Connected to ebslbr.oracle.com.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    [applmgr@ebs2 scripts]$ telnet ebslbr.oracle.com 8000 (telnet to ebslbr always going to 2nd node on ebs2)
    Trying 172.18.0.102...
    Connected to ebslbr.oracle.com.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    This should be round robin fashion...
    Can you please help me, what is going wrong here ?
    your help would be much appreciated ...
    Regards,
    Manish

  • CSS Load Balancing

    I am new to CSS. I have CSS 1150 with IOS 7.3. I want to load balancing two servers 192.168.210.55 and 192.168.210.56 on port 80.
    My CSS is connected in single arm configuration. Core switch is dong the Inter VLAN routing and CSS is connected in the VLAN 200 access Port.
    Servers and CSS are connected to same Layer 3 switch.
    CSS is in VLAN 200  (192.168.200.10)
    Servers are in VLAN 210
    Below is the configuration of my CSS
    ================================================================================
    CSS11501(config)# show run
    !Generated on 04/03/2011 16:47:41
    !Active version: sg0730106
    configure
    !*************************** GLOBAL ***************************
      username net des-password xxxxxx superuser
      logging subsystem flowmgr level debug-7
      logging disk log.log
      ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.200.1 1
    !************************* INTERFACE *************************
    interface e1
      phy 100Mbits-FD
      bridge port-fast enable
      bridge vlan 2
    interface e2
      bridge vlan 2
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    interface e4
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    interface e8
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    !************************** CIRCUIT **************************
    circuit VLAN1
      ip address 192.168.200.10 255.255.255.0
    !************************** SERVICE **************************
    service Citrix_Xenapp
      ip address 192.168.210.55
      keepalive port 80
      active
    service Citrix_Xenapp_2
      ip address 192.168.210.56
      keepalive port 80
      active
    !*************************** OWNER ***************************
    owner ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP
      content Citrix_XENAPP
        add service Citrix_Xenapp
        add service Citrix_Xenapp_2
        vip address 192.168.200.52
        protocol tcp
        port 80
        active
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    Name: Citrix_Xenapp     Index: 0    
      Type: Local            State: Alive
      Rule ( 192.168.210.55  ANY  ANY )
      Session Redundancy: Disabled
      Redirect Domain: 
      Redirect String: 
      Keepalive: (ICMP   5   3   5 )
      Last Clearing of Stats Counters: 04/03/2011 16:38:49
      Mtu:                       1500        State Transitions:            14
      Total Local Connections:   0           Total Backup Connections:     0
      Current Local Connections: 0           Current Backup Connections:   0
      Total Connections:         0           Max Connections:              65534
      Total Reused Conns:        0        
      Weight:                    1           Load:                         2
      DFP:                       Disable   
    Name: Citrix_Xenapp_2   Index: 6    
      Type: Local            State: Alive
      Rule ( 192.168.210.56  ANY  ANY )
      Session Redundancy: Disabled
      Redirect Domain: 
      Redirect String: 
      Keepalive: (ICMP   5   3   5 )
      Last Clearing of Stats Counters: 04/03/2011 16:39:40
      Mtu:                       1500        State Transitions:            12
      Total Local Connections:   1           Total Backup Connections:     0
      Current Local Connections: 0           Current Backup Connections:   0
      Total Connections:         1           Max Connections:              65534
      Total Reused Conns:        0        
      Weight:                    1           Load:                         2
      DFP:                       Disable   
    CSS11501(config)# sh version
    Version:               sg0730106 (07.30.1.06)
    Flash (Locked):        07.20.2.06
    Flash (Operational):   07.30.1.06
    Type:                  PRIMARY
    Licensed Cmd Set(s):   Standard Feature Set
    CSS11501(config)# sh run
    !Generated on 04/03/2011 17:39:46
    !Active version: sg0730106
    configure
    !*************************** GLOBAL ***************************
      username net des-password xxxxx superuser
      logging subsystem flowmgr level debug-7
      logging disk log.log
      ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.200.1 1
    !************************* INTERFACE *************************
    interface e1
      phy 100Mbits-FD
      bridge port-fast enable
      bridge vlan 2
    interface e2
      bridge vlan 2
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    interface e4
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    interface e8
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    !************************** CIRCUIT **************************
    circuit VLAN1
      ip address 192.168.200.10 255.255.255.0
    !************************** SERVICE **************************
    service Citrix_Xenapp
      ip address 192.168.210.55
      keepalive port 80
      active
    service Citrix_Xenapp_2
      ip address 192.168.210.56
      keepalive port 80
      active
    !*************************** OWNER ***************************
    owner ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP
      content Citrix_XENAPP
        add service Citrix_Xenapp
        add service Citrix_Xenapp_2
        vip address 192.168.200.52
        protocol tcp
        port 80
        active
    CSS11501(config)#  show service
    Services (3 entries):
    Name: Citrix_Xenapp     Index: 0    
      Type: Local            State: Alive
      Rule ( 192.168.210.55  ANY  ANY )
      Session Redundancy: Disabled
      Redirect Domain: 
      Redirect String: 
      Keepalive: (ICMP   5   3   5 )
      Last Clearing of Stats Counters: 04/03/2011 16:38:49
      Mtu:                       1500        State Transitions:            14
      Total Local Connections:   0           Total Backup Connections:     0
      Current Local Connections: 0           Current Backup Connections:   0
      Total Connections:         0           Max Connections:              65534
      Total Reused Conns:        0        
      Weight:                    1           Load:                         2
      DFP:                       Disable   
    Name: Citrix_Xenapp_2   Index: 6    
      Type: Local            State: Alive
      Rule ( 192.168.210.56  ANY  ANY )
      Session Redundancy: Disabled
      Redirect Domain: 
      Redirect String: 
      Keepalive: (ICMP   5   3   5 )
      Last Clearing of Stats Counters: 04/03/2011 16:39:40
      Mtu:                       1500        State Transitions:            12
      Total Local Connections:   1           Total Backup Connections:     0
      Current Local Connections: 0           Current Backup Connections:   0
      Total Connections:         1           Max Connections:              65534
      Total Reused Conns:        0        
      Weight:                    1           Load:                         2
      DFP:                       Disable   
    CSS11501(config)# show content
    Content Database:
       Pieces of content for module: 1
                       Total Content: 56
    CSS11501(config)# show owner
    Owner Configuration:
    Name:           ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP
    Billing Info: 
    Address:      
    Email Address:
    DNS Policy:     none
    Case Matching:  Insensitive
    CSS11501(config)# show owner ?
      <cr>                Execute command
      ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP
    CSS11501(config)# show owner ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP ?
      <cr>                Execute command
      statistics          Show owner statistical information
    CSS11501(config)# show owner ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP
    Owner Configuration:
    Name:           ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP
    Billing Info: 
    Address:      
    Email Address:
    DNS Policy:     none
    Case Matching:  Insensitive
    CSS11501(config)# show owner ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP statistics
    Owner Statistics for <ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP>:
    DNS Policy:                        None  Case Sensitivity:                   Off
    Hits:                                 1  Reject Overload:                      0
    Bytes:                               52  Reject No Services                    0
    Frames:                               1  Drops                                 0
    Redirects                             0  NAT Translations:                     0
    Spoofs:                               0
    CSS11501(config)#
    The load balaning IP is 192.168.200.52 but I cant ping this virtual IP and cant telnet on port 80 on this IP address.
    CSS11501(config)# ping 192.168.205.55
    Pinging 192.168.205.55 1 time(s)...
    Working(-) 0/1
    0% Success.
    %% Ping Failure
    CSS11501(config)# ping 192.168.210.55
    Pinging 192.168.210.55 1 time(s)...
    Working(-) 1/1
    100% Success.
    CSS11501(config)# ping 192.168.210.56
    Pinging 192.168.210.56 1 time(s)...
    Working(-) 1/1
    100% Success.
    CSS11501(config)# ping 192.168.210.1
    Pinging 192.168.210.1 1 time(s)...
    Working(-) 1/1
    100% Success.
    CSS11501(config)# ping 192.168.200.1
    Pinging 192.168.200.1 1 time(s)...
    Working(-) 1/1
    100% Success.
    Network connectivity is there. Please let me know what I am missing and how to solve this problem.
    Thanks in advance.

    Thanks for the reply, But I have modified my configuration. Now I am load balancing VLAN 200 Servers where the CSS also located in the same VLAN. Attach is the updated configuration.
    I can only ping the VIP but not able to telnet on VIP (192.168.200.65 80).
    configure
    !*************************** GLOBAL ***************************
      username net des-password net@dmin superuser
      no restrict web-mgmt
      logging subsystem flowmgr level debug-7
      logging disk log.log
      ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.200.1 1
    !************************* INTERFACE *************************
    interface e1
      phy 100Mbits-FD
      bridge port-fast enable
      bridge vlan 2
    interface e2
      bridge vlan 2
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    interface e4
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    interface e8
      bridge port-fast enable
      phy 100Mbits-FD
    !************************** CIRCUIT **************************
    circuit VLAN1
      ip address 192.168.200.10 255.255.255.0
    !************************** SERVICE **************************
    service Citrix_Xenapp
      ip address 192.168.210.55
      keepalive port 80
      active
    service Citrix_Xenapp_2
      ip address 192.168.210.56
      keepalive port 80
      active
    service ENOC_EFAX_1
      ip address 192.168.200.66
      keepalive type none
      protocol tcp
      port 80
      active
    service ENOC_EFAX_2
      ip address 192.168.200.67
      keepalive type none
      port 80
      protocol tcp
      active
    !*************************** OWNER ***************************
    owner ENOC_Citrix_XENAPP
      content Citrix_XENAPP
        add service Citrix_Xenapp
        add service Citrix_Xenapp_2
        vip address 192.168.200.52
        protocol tcp
        port 80
        active
    owner ENOC_EFAX
      content EFAX
        add service ENOC_EFAX_2
        add service ENOC_EFAX_1
        vip address 192.168.200.65
        protocol tcp
        port 80
        active
    !*************************** GROUP ***************************
    group EFAX
      vip address 192.168.200.65
      add service ENOC_EFAX_1
      add service ENOC_EFAX_2
      active
    =====================
    CSS11501(config)# show flow
      flow-timeout        Display flow-timeout values.
      flows               Show flow summary information
    CSS11501(config)# show flow 0.0.0.0
                           ^
    %% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
    CSS11501(config)# show flows 0.0.0.0
    Src Address     SPort Dst Address     DPort NAT Dst Address Prt InPort  OutPort
    192.168.80.89   4567  192.168.200.65  80    192.168.200.67  TCP e8        e8
    192.168.200.67  80    192.168.80.89   4567  192.168.80.89   TCP e8        e8
    192.168.80.89   2474  192.168.200.10  23    0.0.0.0         TCP e8        Ipv4
    CSS11501(config)# show service
    Services (5 entries):
    Name: Citrix_Xenapp     Index: 0    
      Type: Local            State: Alive
      Rule ( 192.168.210.55  ANY  ANY )
      Session Redundancy: Disabled
      Redirect Domain: 
      Redirect String: 
      Keepalive: (ICMP   5   3   5 )
      Last Clearing of Stats Counters: 04/04/2011 21:57:17
      Mtu:                       1500        State Transitions:            0
      Total Local Connections:   0           Total Backup Connections:     0
      Current Local Connections: 0           Current Backup Connections:   0
      Total Connections:         0           Max Connections:              65534
      Total Reused Conns:        0        
      Weight:                    1           Load:                         2
      DFP:                       Disable   
    Name: Citrix_Xenapp_2   Index: 6    
      Type: Local            State: Alive
      Rule ( 192.168.210.56  ANY  ANY )
      Session Redundancy: Disabled
      Redirect Domain: 
      Redirect String: 
      Keepalive: (ICMP   5   3   5 )
      Last Clearing of Stats Counters: 04/04/2011 21:57:17
      Mtu:                       1500        State Transitions:            0
      Total Local Connections:   0           Total Backup Connections:     0
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