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Eri

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I've been configuring a load balancer but I'm facing a issue I do not really know how to fix,

I gave my load balancer my shop address : www.site.com and this will balance the load between x.x.x.1 and x.x.x.2 the issue is that once I reach the first server, the URL address will change from "www.site.com" to "x.x.x.1 or x.x.x.2" because of the redirection I have to write in PrestaShop configuration SEO & URL, how can PrestaShop keep the same URL to let it transparent for the users.

 

Am I forced to have this redirection? Is there anything I am missing in the load balancer configuration or PrestaShop? 

 

PrestaShop 1.6

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  On 10/25/2018 at 11:18 AM, Eri said:

I've been configuring a load balancer but I'm facing a issue I do not really know how to fix,

I gave my load balancer my shop address : www.site.com and this will balance the load between x.x.x.1 and x.x.x.2 the issue is that once I reach the first server, the URL address will change from "www.site.com" to "x.x.x.1 or x.x.x.2" because of the redirection I have to write in PrestaShop configuration SEO & URL, how can PrestaShop keep the same URL to let it transparent for the users.

 

Am I forced to have this redirection? Is there anything I am missing in the load balancer configuration or PrestaShop? 

 

PrestaShop 1.6

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I think that you have to set "www.site.com" in PS configuration and then add the relation x.x.x.1 www.site.com and x.x.x.2 www.site.com in each server's hosts file.

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Thanks for your answer, I'll give it a try tonight. It is the first load balancer I am doing with PrestaShop and it is a bit difficult to find good article and good configuration about it on the interweb.

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