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OK... Got it working... when doing it behind a router, use the internal IPs for the load balancing. ie:<br><br><SNIP><br># LOAD BALANCING<br># ==============<br>#<br># To do load balancing setup some hosts in LOAD_BALANCE_SERVERS and<br># make:<br>#<br># - either sure that all incoming connections are sent to the master<br># server by using forwarding directives on the "slave" servers.<br>#<br># - or share the session database space via NFS between the servers.<br># (not recommended at the moment as race conditions for DISPLAYs can <br># occur)<br>#<br>ENABLE_LOADBALANCE="1"<br><br>----> LOAD_BALANCE_SERVERS="x.x.x.100 x.x.x.101 x.x.x.104 x.x.x.105 x.x.x.108 x.x.x.109 x.x.x.110 x.x.x.111 x.x.x.112 x.x.x.113 x.x.x.114 x.x.x.115 x.x.x.116 x.x.x.117 x.x.x.118"<br><br># The following load_balance_algorithms are available at the moment:<br>#<br># "load", "round-robin", "random"<br>#<br># For "load" you need a script called nxcheckload in PATH_BIN.<br># <br># A sample script, which you can change to your needs it shipped with<br># FreeNX under the name nxcheckload.sample.<br><br>LOAD_BALANCE_ALGORITHM="load"<br><br># By setting ENABLE_LOADBALANCE="1" you can let users choose their<br># preferred host, while being forwarded to another server. Of course<br># this is just a preference. The loadbalancing algorithm can completely<br># choose to ignore the users choice.<br><br>#ENABLE_LOAD_BALANCE_PREFERENCE="0"<br></SNIP><br><br>The IPs that I had listed in the "LOAD_BALANCE_SERVERS=" section were external IPs. If you use the internals, you should be fine; same goes for the server forwarding portion of the nodes. If you have a private, back end network, I suggest using that for the traffic. Else, use your fastest link. Ours happens to be 1GigE which uplinks to 10GigE Metro Fiber. I remember when 10mbit was fast... sheesh.<br><br><br>Now if only I can figure out how to port users from DotNetNuke over to Linux users. But that is for another posting.<br><br>Thanks for the assistance.<br><br><br><br><br /><hr />Time for vacation? WIN what you need. <a href='http://www.gowindowslive.com/summergiveaway/?ocid=tag_jlyhm' target='_new'>Enter Now!</a></body>
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