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1. Re: configure Jboss to not try to join apache
mbabacek Mar 11, 2013 5:10 AM (in response to fnossair)If you don't want mod_cluster subsystem there at all, just remove it :-)
If you want the third AS to join a different balancer, specify the balancer's name.
If you want the third AS just not to be listening to Apache's advertisements, set <mod-cluster-config advertise="false"...
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2. Re: configure Jboss to not try to join apache
fnossair Mar 11, 2013 7:02 AM (in response to mbabacek)the prob that apache can forward the client demande to the third one.
i add advertise="false" and i still have the same behavior.
i want that the third Jboss bont be visible to the apache server but still in cluster with the other Jboss.
thanks for your help
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3. Re: configure Jboss to not try to join apache
rhusar Mar 11, 2013 7:39 AM (in response to fnossair)i want that the third Jboss bont be visible to the apache server but still in cluster with the other Jboss.
Open your standalone-ha.xml and remove mod_cluster extension at the top and remove the mod_cluster subsystem further below.
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4. Re: configure Jboss to not try to join apache
mbabacek Mar 11, 2013 7:54 AM (in response to fnossair)OK, AS7 clustering does not rely on mod_cluster subsystem in any way.
You can have three AS7 servers in a cluster while having mod_cluster subsystem configured only on two of them.
If you do not want mod_cluster there at all, remove the subsystem.
Regarding my note on advertise="false": Well, I misunderstood you at first. If proxyList is undefined, it will start to listen anyhow.