Seeing traffic on both standby and primary servers in a serverfarm

Hi,
Is it normal to see traffic on the secondary server in a serverfarm like the below output.
If its secondary it shouldnt be recieving any traffic until the primary goes down or offline.
rserver: 192.168.10.40
192.168.10.40:8000 8 OPERATIONAL 3 118169 284
rserver: 192.168.10.41
192.168.10.41:8000 8 STANDBY 0 23798 33
Thanks

you had connections but not actually since the current counte is at 0.
Maybe the primary went down ?
Did you check the log ?
The 'show probe detail' and 'show rserver detail' ?
Gilles.

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