Final answer:
To equally share the web request load between WebSrv1 and WebSrv2, implementing an active/active cluster is the appropriate solution.
Step-by-step explanation:
To configure two Web servers, WebSrv1 and WebSrv2, so that they share the Web request load equally, you should implement an active/active cluster.
This setup allows both servers to be active and handle requests simultaneously, distributing the load between them. Traffic shaping and Quality of Service (QoS) are network traffic management techniques that wouldn't distribute web server load. An active/passive cluster involves one server handling all the traffic while the other stands by in case the active server fails, which does not meet the requirement of load sharing.