Re: Server 2003 - IIS - NLB and misc...

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"MrDobalina"
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Hello - is anyone able
to offer any assistance with this or is there a better place
to try?

Thanks again.




MrDobalina,

Mathieu responded to you on 4/30/09. Were you able to read his
post with his
suggestions?

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Ace Fekay - no, I did not see his post - but I went and checked
on the MSDG website and found it. I since found out that the post
(by Mathieu) was filtered due to the signature.

Anyway to quote


Hello,

This trick may do the job on server 2:
route add -p 192.168.2.98 MASK 255.255.255.255 192.168.2.200

On which nic is set the default gateway ? on nic 2 ?
if so, you may use a stronger netmask, but may need to change ip
to be
closer to .98

By the way, take care of teaming & NLB:
Using teaming adapters with network load balancing may cause
network
problems

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B278431&x=12&y=13


Ace Fekay [Microsoft Cert wrote:


On server 2 - the default gateway on NIC 1 is set to 192.168.2.1.
NIC 2 on Server 2 is currently disabled but when I was testing it
also had the default gateway set to 192.168.2.1. Should the default
gateway on NIC 2 (when it is enabled) not be set?

I can disable the teaming on NIC 1. It is currently using Teaming
in the following config

3-Nic to make 1 TEAM
1 - Intel Pro/100
1 - Intel Pro/100+
1 - Intel Pro/100+

I'll give a try with adding the route and see if that will work.
Thank You once again for the advice. It is greatly appreciated.

This is all tied to another post I made in the IIS group to which
no one has yet responded. What I wrote is below


I've been working with a website that uses IIS6 - PHP 4.4.7 and we
recently implemented an earlier version of FASTCGI that works with
eaccelerator.

I've noticed that when the concurrent users on the site reaches
about 100 or so, the CPU pegs at 100% yet there is still a TON of
memory left. The pages are pretty graphics heavy - but at least a
7Mbps to 10Mbps upstream connection to the internet.

Here is some setup information.

Server 2003
2X Xeon 1Ghz Processors
2GB RAM
RAID 1 U320 for OS partition
RAID 10 U320 for website partition
IIS6
PHP 4.4.7
FASTCGI 2.2.2 0.5.2 beta

In IIS website setup application pool for the site:
Only thing checked is Request queue limit is 500
Webgarden = 2
Startup time limit = 10
Shutdown time limit = 10

Website IIS properties:
Connection timeout 30 seconds
HTTP Keep-Alives not checked
Connections limited to 300
HTTP GZIP Compression enabled in IIS

FASTCGI Registry settings
Timeout = 300
Start Servers = 5
Max Servers = 50
Increment Servers = 2

PHP.INI settings
Max_execution_time = 3600
Max input 60
Memory limit 10M
eaccelerator memory = 512
SHM Only
Compress level 9

Any recommendations on how to optimize this as it seems that with
100 or a bit less users the CPU shouldn't be spiking out here?

Thanks again for any advice anyone might offer and I'll let you know
about the route add and if it solved my original issue.

.

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