An automation script fails to connect to an internal server exactly 1 out of 2 times it is executed. This behavior is seen from different clients. Which networking device mut be at fault?
The described behavior, where an automation script fails to connect to an internal server exactly 50% of the time from different clients, suggests an issue with a load balancer. Load balancers distribute incoming network traffic across multiple servers to ensure reliability and performance. If a load balancer is misconfigured or if one of the backend servers is down, the connection might fail intermittently, which aligns with the described 1 out of 2 failure rate.
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