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From: Chris McGee <chris@xecu.net>
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Subject: Server load balancing?
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I am using FreeBSD as a router for my network and I want to load balance
multiple web servers.  I have read a little about Pen.  Does anybody have
experience with Pen or any other load balancing tools to do this?

Thanks,
Chris