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Peter_Chase_150
Sep 13, 2005Nimbostratus
Expire Persistence Cookie
Because of application design we have active cookie persistence set up to make sure each user stays on a particular server in a pool. There are particular times in the application that users would be...
Martin_Machacek
Sep 16, 2005Historic F5 Account
Pete,
BIG-IP sets persistence cookie on every response. So, if you set expiration time of X minutes on it, it will expire after X minutes of inactivity. Persistence cookies get new lifetime equal to the expiration time on every response.
Moreover, the cookie "expiration" is actually done by the client. Clients must not send a cookie past it's expiration back to the server/BIG-IP. If a client sends expired peristence cookie, BIG-IP will use it because it does not store cookies and so it has no way to detect a stale one.
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