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what's your OS ? #uname -a

please refer http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:per_user_ini_in_control_panel_lsws

2.yes, you can. for example, run your own simple fail-over script on 3rd server. once detect 1 lslb down, ssh to another server, and start the backup lslb.

Q1: no problem. all configuration is in a single file /usr/local/lslb/conf/lslbd_config.xml (for example) Q2:I think it's possible. but use your own script, maybe a cron job, ping the live lslb every minute, once down, restart another lslb.

forgot to ask Environment setting in Ext App.

what's other settings in lsphp ? Max Connections Connection Keepalive Timeout Instances for Run On Start Up, you can set it to No to see if any difference.

yes, 30720 means 30720 Bytes/sec, i.e, 30KBytes/sec, aka 240kbps 100 kilobytes/s

read the document you referred, vserser is similar to OpenVZ no problem. each vserver can be regarded as a new machine.

you can set those permissions in lsws admin console: Server->Security->File Access

are your websites working fine under apache ?

great can't view the attached images. -- Trusted IP or sub-network must be specified in the Allowed List by adding a trailing "T" so it is ALL, 39.219.89.139T, 172.89.11.235T

can you paste "Real-Time Stats" here

I have similar experience on another website. if it happens again, please report it here to trace it.

Can you try "Monitor LiteSpeed Server Status via RRD Graph" http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/wiki/doku.php?id=litespeed_wiki:rrd_graph_monitoring it's simple and easy to setup, and we recommend it. if RRD working fine, probably "class.litespeed_snmp_bridge.php" need some update, to...

does it happen once just after upgrade, or does it happen times(can check the error log) after upgrade ?

in WHM "LiteSpeed Web Server" plugin, just click "Switch to LiteSpeed" will do, no need manually added sites for port 80. you may have set LiteSpeed Port Offset: 8000 in this case, both apache and litespeed are running at the same time: apache listen to port 80, litespeed listen to port...

please refer http://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=5645

this is too slow. is the homepage only or other pages as well? should figure out the bottle-neck of your server first. for those parameters, actually the default settings already being optimal. 32G memory will be fully utilized by OS as disk file cache.

refer: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/406-not-acceptable-3 maybe you installed mod_security and triggered one of its rules?

maybe paste the .htaccess on your the document root, can help understanding your issue.