586WebSphere Application Server V8.5 Concepts, Planning, and Design Guide
One web server down
In this test, webserver1 was stopped. Load Balancer detected this situation. In the Advisor
Status window (Figure A-5), a value of -1 in the load column for the h1.itso.ral.ibm.com server
indicates that it is not available.
Figure A-5 Advisor Status window
Due to the load balancing mechanism, this environment was still working, and new requests
to the system received the correct responses. From a user point of view, the environment
behavior did not change.
Remember: If the EJBServer is the same for the four iterations, but alternates between
EJBServ
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