An automation script fails to connect to an internal server exactly 1 out of 2 times it is executed. This behavior is seen from different clients. Which networking device must be at fault?
Actually, if the switch was configured with a port-channel with the default load balance method then this could happen. It would depend how the clients hashed. There’s not enough information to say that it is the switch so I agree that it’s load balancer in this scenario.
disagree. The default etherchannel configuration doesn't take into account the layer 4 information for the hash. Since layer 2 and 3 information would be identical for the 2 authentication attempts, the data should traverse the same link each time.
Only load balancer makes sense.
The issue is seen by different clients so it can happen with packets comming from any network.
If the server is located after a load balancer this makes sense, because only 1 link is working.
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