Time out fail over

Question

On this system:
OS: Solaris 10 11/06 s10s_u3wos_10 SPARC
Cluster version: 3.1u4
A- Normally after how much time resource is moved to the other node if ipmp fails (e.g. gateway is unreacheable) ?
B- What happens if ipmp fails in both server ? packages are kept on their nodes ?
C- Does it exist timeout over 10 minutes in cluster configuration ?

Answer 1

u have 2 options - u could increase the back end time out to a very large value so that server can wait rather than timing out rather than failing over or to do some thing like
<Object name=�default�>
NameTrans fn=map from=/ name=reverse-proxy-/
</Object>
<Object name=�reverse-proxy-/�>
Route fn=set-origin-server server=server1
ObjectType fn=http-client-config timeout=600
</Object>
see - http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-4841/gdhrg?a=view
( or simply disable any fail over but have different individual servers distributing load across different application)
split your uri or application so that each application goes to 1 back end server. for example, let us say - u have 2 java applications that u would like jboss to do the job for you, u could do some thing like
now, u could edit your obj.conf or (<vs>-obj.conf) depending on your configuration so that it looks like this
<Object name=�default�>
NameTrans fn=map from=/ name=reverse-proxy-/
</Object>
<Object name=�reverse-proxy-/�>
<If $uri =~ /foo1>
Route fn=set-origin-server server=<&#349;erver1>
</If>
<If $uri =~ /foo2>
Route fn=set-origin-server server=<&#349;erver2>
</If>
</Object>
btw - i will file a RFE on your behalf for this feature.