Hi guys, and thanks in advance.
We've configured a multiport service like this:
virtual server: 10.88.9.202:8080
realserver 1 : 10.88.9.143:8080
realserver 2 : 10.88.9.143:8180
how do we check that each server is responding with response 200 ?
I've read about the custom sending program, but it only sends the %h variable
Rene Romero Benavides
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We've configured a multiport service like this:
virtual server: 10.88.9.202:8080
realserver 1 : 10.88.9.143:8080
realserver 2 : 10.88.9.143:8180
how do we check that each server is responding with response 200 ?
I've read about the custom sending program, but it only sends the %h variable
Rene Romero Benavides
Administrador de Bases de Datos para Command Center
+52(55) 11020460 Ext. 6432 | Office
+52 1 5545664012 | Mobile
www.omnitracs.com/mx
Register today! www.omnitracs.com/outlook
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