.net session id

xf6svrb, you might do well to start a new post detailing the exact issue(s) you're encountering and what you'd like to try to do using an iRule to fix them.

 

 

Brad and/or Deb, I might be missing something, but I interpret that rule as saying:

 

 

Check the response from the server. If the response contains an ASP session ID cookie, grab the value and create a persistence record. On requests, look for the ASP session ID cookie, and persist off of it if there is matching persistence record for it.

 

 

I don't see how this is a workaround for clients who might not support cookies as it depends on the client presenting a cookie in order to find the persistence record.

 

 

It might be resource intensive, but could you use write a session ID in the URI similar to jsessionid persistence for clients that don't send cookies? Granted, you'd have to rewrite HTTP content as well as Location headers.

 

 

Aaron