Re: Network Load Balancing

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Hi,
think over your situation.

if a client on subnet A requests data, the machine answers to that subnet A
/ to that client ( and i guess you want this).
if the requested data were to the different subnet B, they would have a
value (for the client - especially if there is no further routing) like they
have been send to mars.

you may have a research on "trunking".

regards jk


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