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Deb_Allen_18
Mar 16, 2006Historic F5 Account
Cookie persistence value in session table
We're using cookie persistence.
We need to keep track of the total number of concurrent sessions.
It seems like a good way would be to push the persistence cookie value into the...
Colin_Walker_12
Mar 20, 2006Historic F5 Account
Well, to answer your questions:
1. Yes, you should be able to read the value of the persistence cookie after it's set.
Try looking in the HTTP_REQUEST_SEND or HTTP_REQUEST_DATA events.
2. Yes, you would need to add some form of identifier to the entry so that you could grab only those set by this rule and count them...which would all have to be done manually :-/
When you say you're tracking concurrent sessions...do you mean actual sessions, or merely concurrent connections? If you're just trying to limit concurrent user connections, there are likely easier ways. Click here
-Colin
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