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- Amresh008Nimbostratus
Yes you can. When you create cookie persistence profile, you can select the option to encrypt the cookie and you will also have to provide the passphrase. Once this profile is created, you can call it in the resources option.
- david_ad_339166Nimbostratus
this is not server site - this is the F5 cookie for persistence
Yes you can. When you create cookie persistence profile, you can select the option to encrypt the cookie and you will also have to provide the passphrase. Once this profile is created, you can call it in the resources option.
- david_ad_339166Nimbostratus
this is not server site - this is the F5 cookie for persistence
- Amresh008Nimbostratus
Yes you can. When you create cookie persistence profile, you can select the option to encrypt the cookie and you will also have to provide the passphrase. Once this profile is created, you can call it in the resources option.
- david_ad_339166Nimbostratus
this is not server site - this is the F5 cookie for persistence
- natheCirrocumulus
Yes, you can do this in the HTTP profile. See Configuring cookie encryption within the HTTP profile (10.x - 13.x)
You can configure the BIG-IP LTM system to encrypt HTTP cookies before sending them to the client system. The BIG-IP LTM system can encrypt BIG-IP persistence cookies, **as well as cookies that are embedded in the response from the server**.
You have to enter a list of cookie names in the HTTP profile.
Hope this helps,
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