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今天学习了ngnix负载均衡，搭了个环境测试了下，并记录了搭建过程。nginx负载均衡配置过程，利用两台redhat 5.5服务器搭建了nginx的负载均衡。有图，安装过程。

Clicking on each of the three regions of SecurAble's display to obtain additional contextual information about each feature should provide all of the help you'll need to understand what's going on in any system SecurAble encounters. GRC's newsgroup community extensively tested SecurAble throughout its pre-release development. We were delighted to discover that SecurAble would sometimes inform its user of capabilities they were not aware their systems possessed. This would often trigger a search through their system's BIOS configuration screens to uncover BIOS settings which had previously escaped notice. And something similar happened to me: As you can see from the image to the left (click for full size) I discovered that my HP TC1100 TabletPC contains a Pentium M processor with hardware DEP capabilities. The only problem was that SecurAble was displaying "OFF" for DEP, indicating that although the processor offered hardware DEP support, something had disabled it. That "something" could only be the system's BIOS. So I went searching through the TC1100's BIOS screens for some way to enable the processor's support for hardware DEP . . . but there no mention of it in the BIOS. Other pre-release testers in our newsgroups were reporting the same thing, so I knew that “SecurAble” would not be the last hardware DEP-related freeware emerging from this work. Controlling processor features that have been neglected by systems' BIOSes will be one of the capabilities we will be exploring and developing in the follow-on “DEPuty” utility.