Hi, We have configured an Apache instance on server 1 (as load balancer) to connect to my application which is deployed in weblogic cluster, on server X and server Y. We have enabled the Sticky Session on the Apache server (Server1) as this is needed for our application. As part of session replication, I have configured the weblogic.xml for MyApplication (hosted in weblogic servers) as follows: <session-descriptor> <timeout-secs>5400</timeout-secs> <invalidation-interval-secs>60</invalidation-interval-secs> <id-length>52</id-length> <tracking-enabled>true</tracking-enabled> <cookies-enabled>true</cookies-enabled> <cookie-name>MYAPP_SESSIONID</cookie-name> <cookie-comment>WebLogic Server Session Tracking Cookie</cookie-comment> <cookie-max-age-secs>-1</cookie-max-age-secs> <persistent-store-type>REPLICATED_IF_CLUSTERED</persistent-store-type> </session-descriptor> And the Apache configuration (httpd.conf) I have the entry to connect to the weblogic cluster like this (the IP Address is for weblogic Server X and Y resp.): <Location /DEV/MyTestApp> SetHandler weblogic-handler WebLogicCluster 15.31.82.7:7205,15.31.82.8:7205 WLIOTimeoutSecs 90 Idempotent ON FileCaching ON MatchExpression *.action MatchExpression *.jsp PathTrim /DEV </Location> Now, to perform the failover and session replication testing, I connect to my application using the Apache load balanced URL. Since the Sticky session is enabled, my HTTP request connects to Server X (weblogic server, I ensured it). But when I shut down the Server X and send another HTTP request, the apache server is still trying to connect to Server X weblogic server which is down (even the 2nd and 3rd requests). It is supposed to go to the Server Y weblogic Server, but apparently it is not. Any help, to check configuration on weblogic or Apache configurations tha I might be missing..would be helpful.