Network Load Balancing (NLB) is a component in Windows Server operating systems that load balances network traffic (sent to a cluster virtual IP address) among multiple servers in an NLB cluster.
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NLB Node Participating in Cluster But Not Listed in Manager
I have a NLB cluster that has been setup for several months and everything is working as expected.
After a reboot of one of the nodes I no longer see that node in the NLB manager. It says it's "Loading information from host "hostname" for cluster…
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windows 7 machines using network load balancing
I would like to run 2 windows 7 machines in network load balancing mode.
If this possible?
Searching on the internet, I found a lot of references about 2 internet connections on one computer.
That is not what I my issue is.. I would like to run 2…
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Should I disable "register this connection's addresses in DNS"?
I have DC and aditional DC, both have DNS services and AD replications on. I have configured NLB cluster to used with IIS services on same servers. Problem is that the NLB cluster adress popups up automaticly to DNS as one one servers adresses…
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How to failover to another web service automatically?
I've got a 3rd party off-the-shelf windows application that needs to connect to a Web Service (IP address or URL) installed onto another server (actually running on Windows 7 Professional).
My user wants me to implement a fail-over solution in which…
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Network Load Balancing VMWARE
Is network load balancing (NLB) with windows server 2012 using unicast and active-passive mode supported on VMWARE ?
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I have 3 http servers running inside a windows server 2012 network load balancer . They are routing the traffic to…
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