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2820 Load-balancing does not stick after policy defined
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16 Sep 2010 16:50 #63813
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Replied by unwise1 on topic 2820 Load-balancing does not stick after policy defined
Good luck with it. Judging from there being only 3 of us in this boat, the problem is either very specific to circumstances or others either don't load balance or use linux, mac or such. Perhaps I'll start up Ubuntu and give it a go..
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16 Sep 2010 17:14 #63814
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Replied by simondo on topic 2820 Load-balancing does not stick after policy defined
Just had a breakthrough of sorts:
Our Lan topology looks something like
Internet
|
Draytek
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Windows EBS Server
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Switch
|
Workstations
When I connected to the router through wi-fi, rather than through the wired desktop connection which goes through the EBS server, it works consistently.
Interesting, if somewhat annoying!
Our Lan topology looks something like
Internet
|
Draytek
|
Windows EBS Server
|
Switch
|
Workstations
When I connected to the router through wi-fi, rather than through the wired desktop connection which goes through the EBS server, it works consistently.
Interesting, if somewhat annoying!
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16 Sep 2010 17:14 #63815
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Replied by unwise1 on topic 2820 Load-balancing does not stick after policy defined
My last post was only a little later than yours, so I guess I should type quicker!
Have now seen that 3.3.4 is available since June and the readme says
91. Fixed: A load balance bug.
but gives no further info. Have not tried it yet. Interestingly the Draytek Taiwan site describes how to set up a scheduled reboot, that's also not a part of 3.3.3
Regards
Have now seen that 3.3.4 is available since June and the readme says
91. Fixed: A load balance bug.
but gives no further info. Have not tried it yet. Interestingly the Draytek Taiwan site describes how to set up a scheduled reboot, that's also not a part of 3.3.3
Regards
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16 Sep 2010 17:17 #63816
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Replied by simondo on topic 2820 Load-balancing does not stick after policy defined
I'm avoiding 3.3.4 due to the issues detailed in a thread here. I've got the fear!
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