Hi,
Actually what I explained is what I need. I just installed VMWARE with pen
installed.
Not sure how to make pen work. Not working. This is what I have done and is
setup...
This is what I do.
1. I start vmware
2. login as root/root
3. I open /etc/init.d/pen script
Setting are...
1. LOGFILE=/var/log/pen.log
2. PIDFILE=/var/run/pen.pid
3. CONTROLPORT=8888
4. CHROOTDIR=/chroot/pen
5. LBSERVER=raclbr
6. SERVER=172.2.1.155:800
Then rest of the if then for init.d to call
...
/bin/pen -C $CONTROLPORT -X -I $LOGFILE -p $PIDFILE $LBSERVER $SERVER1
..
I rebooted the server to take affect of the changes.
Not I try to login to http://raclbr:8888 --- dosent work
What I need is...
To call http://raclbr:80 or 8888 not sure what
To make the connection to eiher of these ( oracle needs sticky connections)
http://rac1pub.orabyte.com:8000
http://rac2pub.orabyte.com:8000
Can you please tell me what to do to make this work or what I have to
change...
Thanks
Surender
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-pen_at_siag.nu [mailto:owner-pen_at_siag.nu] On Behalf Of Ulric
Eriksson
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 3:14 AM
To: surendersara
Cc: pen_at_siag.nu
Subject: Re: QUestion on http lbr
On Fri, 21 Jul 2006, surendersara wrote:
> Hi There,
>
> I am new to this tool. I installed vmware and pen on it.
>
> I have 2 oracle erp based Apache web servers.
>
> The servers are at 172.2.1.155 and 172.2.1.154. Both are using 8000 port.
>
> I use
> http://rac1pub.orabyte.com:8000 and
> http://rac2pub.orabyte.com:8000 and
>
> individually. I want to load balance them using pen tool. So when i
> call
>
> http://raclbr --- It goes to any of the above servers. ( raclbr is
> the name of my hercules server that i changed)
>
> I am using /etc/init.d location based pen shell script. I change the
> ports and ip there.
>
> I try to connect to pen host called raclbr. It shows the index.html page.
>
> If i changed the controlport to 8000 to that i can use
>
> http://raclbr
>
>
> I can ping all the oracle servers.
>
> Please help me do this.
What exactly is the problem? You have installed the software, you have
modified the start script so it does what you want, you see the web pages.
It seems like it's all under control.
Ulric
Received on Fri Jul 21 2006 - 09:22:58 CEST
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