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Alexander_Pursc
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November 3rd, 2016 04:00
round robin and multiple user\sessions on a terminal server?
Hello Community,
Does someone have any experience with multiple sessions from a terminal server to Isilon Cluster?
Just supposing, a user working on a terminal server connects to a smb share will be delegates to Node1 (Connection Policy is round robin). Will another user, who is also working on that terminal server, try also to connect to the same smb share on the same cluster, be delegated to (for example) Node1? Because the terminal server got the IP Address to that share in his cache?
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Alexander
sluetze
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Posted November 3rd, 2016 05:00
per default the dns lease time is 0 which will cause even the same user on the same terminal server to get a new ip (node) when he tries to oben a new session.
This of course does not apply to an existing session which will be hold between the terminal server an the specific node.
I don't know but i would also expect the dns cache to not be shared between the different users.
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-- sluetze