So basically, if they have the same domains, at the LB you can do that. Google for layer 7 rules. F5 LB does it.Load Balancer receives all end user requests and can route each request to either the AEM Web Server (which is running the dispatcher) or the ``Legacy'' Web Server. At LB , create two pool...

Apologies. I only looked the last mail in the thread.  The old server has a different domain to the new server? 

I want to understand your infra arch diag for both the servers and LB. For LB --> you just need to talk to your infra admin and they would do. But only if both legacy and new CQ sites have same domain. If they have different domains, you need to use proxypass.

You don't need proxy pass. You jut need a rewrite rule to this.

I dont see a better way.Apache rewrite module can handle a lot of rewrites(more than 100K). It wont affect the performance much. From your requirement, just a few rules should be enough.

You can do it at apache. 

So... can you try selectors instead of params. Also instead of  http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/1.html?/fedclaim/1  please try http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/1.html/fedclaim/1

this is expected behaviour. Having no extensions will have issues with caching and issues like not identifying the type of content as well. The best way to do this in AEM is,to use a sling rewriter transformer to remove the html extensions and at apache a rewrite rule to add extensions.

Can you try in geometrixx and let me know? This is not needed.

It  is automated tasks.http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/aem/6-0/administer/operations/operations-dashboard.html#Automated%20Maintenance%20TasksIn fact I posted that it is automated.