October 3, 2008
11:41 pm

This post discuss a Network scenario, whose administrator is trying to deploy a printing solution on Windows Server 2003 (or Windows Server 2008) and they want to spread the load using Network Load Balancing.  They are trying to achieve this by using either a software solution such as Microsoft NLB, or a hardware solution such as BigIP.  Alternatively, they may try spreading the load using Round robin DNS (A records).  Of course, when problems arise, their first call is to us ... and that's when they get the bad news: Using Network Load Balancing and DNS Round-robin to create a redundant printing solution is not supported.

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    Mark says#1 | November 21st, 2008 at 3:25 pm

    I am currntly using Microsoft NLB to support a 2500 queue environment with ~1 million jobs per month.
    The details are posted at http://www.smbradley.com/docum.....radley.doc
    Feel free to review and comment.

    Mark

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