Hi Sreeni,
As explained in my previous reply, there is no more round-robin load balancing.
However, remaining questions that you raised are still valid. Please find my answer below :
*) Do we have any time out values set for fail over to next server in the load balance and if so how to set that up?
Ujwol => Yes, this time out is set by configuring "Request Time Out" in the HCO configuration.
Server timeout. The maximum time an agent will wait for a response from a server. If the wait time exceeds the server timeout value, the server is considered inactive, and failover to the next server occurs.
If a server timeout occurs within a cluster, and the timeout causes the cluster’s failover threshold to be exceeded, failover to the next cluster occurs.
Set through: RequestTimeout.
*) How long we don’t send any traffic once we have time out from policy server
Ujwol => The request timeout configuration parameter specifies the maximum period to wait for a response from a single Policy Server. When a request returns with timeout, the server is considered failed (inactive). The Agent API management thread periodically tries to establish connections to failed servers. A failed server is recovered when the management thread succeeds to establish a connection to the server. Agent sends request to previously failed server as soon as it recovers.
Cheers,
Ujwol