The load balancer can be installed on the Siebel APPLICATION servers by using the configuration file that is given. The modification can be performed in the configuration file that is required by the server with the VALIDATION that is being put up by the server on the file. 

The steps that is required:

- Update the eapps.cfg ?LE that disable the Load Balancing of the server by changing the setting that are defined in the file and by changing the line as:

EnableVirtualHosts = False

- Modify the Object Manager connect string that is POINTING to the Virtual IP and the port as WELL that is being used to connect the components of the object. Load balanced Object Manager allow the connection of the string to be done by changing the following lines:

ConnectString = siebel.TCPIP.None.None://<VirtualIP>:<VirtualPort>/<Siebel Enterprise Name>/<Alternate of the Object Manager>

The load balancer can be installed on the Siebel Application servers by using the configuration file that is given. The modification can be performed in the configuration file that is required by the server with the validation that is being put up by the server on the file. 

The steps that is required:

- Update the eapps.cfg ?le that disable the Load Balancing of the server by changing the setting that are defined in the file and by changing the line as:

EnableVirtualHosts = False

- Modify the Object Manager connect string that is pointing to the Virtual IP and the port as well that is being used to connect the components of the object. Load balanced Object Manager allow the connection of the string to be done by changing the following lines:

ConnectString = siebel.TCPIP.None.None://<VirtualIP>:<VirtualPort>/<Siebel Enterprise Name>/<Alternate of the Object Manager>