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pinkpanther56 (TechnicalUser)
23 Nov 09 8:35
Hi all, I'm fairly new to Citrix so I'm going through the learning process.

We have four Citrix servers two are physical HP DL360 G5 boxes and one is a HP DL360 G5 hosting two Citrix VM's hosted by Xenserver. The two physical boxes have two CPU's and the VM's have one CPU each, as Citrix seems to load sessions across the servers equally this means that the VM Citrix boxes slow down sooner than the physical boxes as they have less CPU power.
Is there a way to make Citrix take into account that the two physical boxes have more CPU power and to load balance sessions accordingly?

We're running Citrix PS 4.5 with FP1

Thanks.
 
ACooperman (TechnicalUser)
7 Dec 09 5:49
Yes there is you will need to configure advanced load balancing.

If you right click on the application or server (I personally load balance by server but different environments have different requirements) you can choose to load balance by using advanced settings. This will allow you to load  balance the citrix servers via cpu, memory and paging file.

If you have any further questions feel free to give me a shout.

Regards,

Adam

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