A pool is using Global Availability as its load balancing method (Alternate: Round Robin; Fallback: Return to DNS). The last five resolutions have been C, D, C, D, C . Given the current conditions sho

Member A would normally be the first choice under Global Availability, but the current conditions table indicates it is unavailable or not meeting its availability threshold.

Global Availability always attempts to route all traffic to the highest-priority available member in the pool. Based on the current conditions in the table, member A is unavailable or below its availability threshold, making B the first available member in the pool's priority order. The prior C and D resolutions indicate the alternate Round Robin method was active, but now the preferred method resumes and selects the first available member, which is B.

Member C was used during the Round Robin alternate phase but is not the first available member in the Global Availability priority order.

Member D was also part of the Round Robin alternate rotation but ranks lower in the pool's priority order than B.