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Differences between Disabled vs. Force Offline (Pool Member)
- Sep 21, 2018
Hi james,
So first of keep in mind that multiple transactions between the same client and server, completed over the same established TCP connection are considered a session. So you have multiple TCP connection trough the same session, and in this case session persistence is required for FW user to them same backend server to maintain session.
- Disabled: Specifies that the node/pool member can handle only persistent or active connections.
That's means that F5 continues to manage connections already established and everything in the persistence table (or connection with right cookie persistence)
- Forced Offline: Specifies that the node can handle only active connection.
That's means that F5 continues to manage connections already established only.
In both case F5 will remove the connections, but in the second case it's faster.
So for your question you should "Forced Offline, you will maintain connection only.
regards
Hi james,
So first of keep in mind that multiple transactions between the same client and server, completed over the same established TCP connection are considered a session. So you have multiple TCP connection trough the same session, and in this case session persistence is required for FW user to them same backend server to maintain session.
- Disabled: Specifies that the node/pool member can handle only persistent or active connections.
That's means that F5 continues to manage connections already established and everything in the persistence table (or connection with right cookie persistence)
- Forced Offline: Specifies that the node can handle only active connection.
That's means that F5 continues to manage connections already established only.
In both case F5 will remove the connections, but in the second case it's faster.
So for your question you should "Forced Offline, you will maintain connection only.
regards
- Rebecca_MoloneyJun 07, 2023Admin
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