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- Steven__Domino_Nimbostratus
Hi Hector,
If the Domino servers are clustered, a file used by the Notes client called cluster.ncf (usually in the data folder) keeps a record of cluster members and will automatically redirect if required. Have you considered this approach?
Steven.
- Hector_solis_35Nimbostratus
Yeap yesteday i saw that, this is the issue. Take a discussion NSF for example, if you put that DB into 2 Domino servers and shutdown one of them, the Notes clients will "fetch" for the domino server and not the f5 virtual server, i mean the F5 is not actually balancing the request
- Steven__Domino_NimbostratusI'm not sure if putting a load balancer in front of Domino servers over port 1352 would ever work. If the Domino servers are clustered then it's not required as you can set load balancing/failover as part of your Domino cluster config. Bear in mind that when Domino servers are clustered, data between them is sync'ed automatically (Domino Cluster Replication) in real time so any databases they have in common should be the same at all times. If your Domino servers are not clustered, Domino Replication (which sync's data) is scheduled so if a user is suddenly redirected to a different Domino server, chances are their data will be out of whack and if they start working on the failover copy, this may cause data integrity issues when the data replicates again. I'm also unsure how the Notes Client will react to this scenario.
- Hector_solis_35Nimbostratus
Thanks to the F5 and Lotus team, now is working!!! Cheers
- mano_mathan_208Nimbostratus
Hello Hector, Can you provide solution provided by F5 and Lotus Notes. We are trying to do the same. Thank You.