Apache Unable to reinitiate connection after application server's ip change.

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Hello All,

 

                I’m using Apache as my Webserver and we have Tomcat and Websphere as our application servers.  We are making an IP change on application servers. On our application servers we don’t specify any IP address in any of Tomcat or Websphere configuration. We only specify server name everywhere.

 

                We are only changing IP address but not the server name. After IP change on Websphere Our apache is not able to close old connections and open a new ones to new IP unless we restart Apache due to which we are seeing 503 erros in our access logs.

 

We don’t see this issue on Tomcat as soon as the tomcat servers are rebooted with new IP address apache is able to connect to Tomcat servers without any restart. Could you please let me know if we need to change anything on apache to initiate new connections with new IP and close existing connections as soon as backend websphere  application server is stopped?

 

 

 

Warm Regards, 
Naveen Kumar Reddy N

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