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Pranav_73262
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusASM adding unwanted cookie
Hi, we have a VS created in LTM with Default Persistence as universal & following iRule:
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { [string tolower [HTTP::path]] starts_with "/abcd" } {
pool Pool1
} else {
set jsess [URI::query [HTTP::uri] PARAM]
if { $jsess != "" } {
persist uie $jsess 600
pool Pool2
}
}
}
However, we are getting one unwanted cookie in response, so is it possible that above combination will add some unwanted default cookie for response?
28 Replies
Pranav_73262TMOS is v11.3- Pranav_73262We have LTM & ASM on same appliance.
Michael_Koyfma1Cirrus
Are you getting an ASM violation with respect to cookie? If so, please advise what is the violation/cookie name that is being complained about. The iRule itself as you posted does not do any cookie manipulation/addition/deletion.
- Pranav_73262No violations in ASM. Request is going through. will Default Persistence profile of universal ass any cookie?
- Pranav_73262Also is there any way to troubleshoot this e.g. enabling request logging etc.
Michael_KoyfmanCirrocumulus
Are you getting an ASM violation with respect to cookie? If so, please advise what is the violation/cookie name that is being complained about. The iRule itself as you posted does not do any cookie manipulation/addition/deletion.
- Pranav_73262No violations in ASM. Request is going through. will Default Persistence profile of universal ass any cookie?
- Pranav_73262Also is there any way to troubleshoot this e.g. enabling request logging etc.
- boneyard
MVP
what is the cookie name? it might be the ASM one, which is there for a reason. - Pranav_73262TSc096fc
- Pranav_73262It looks like a ASM cookie. ASM Main Cookie, can we disble it in response to client?
- boneyardyes that is certainly an ASM cookie, never took the time to find out if you can remove it with an iRule, you could give it a try.
- Pranav_73262
Hi
I am trying following iRule:
when HTTP_RESPONSE_RELEASE { set cookies [HTTP::cookie names] foreach aCookie $cookies { if {$aCookie starts_with "TS"} { HTTP::cookie remove $aCookie } } } Is this correct one?
