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lipos_54863
Aug 21, 2009Nimbostratus
fallback persistence
Do you guys know the algorithm behind the Fallback persistence?
I'm using cookie insert method for one of our customers and everything is working fine. I set up a fallback persistence to source IP just in case... (one client was complaining once before, but we weren't able to reproduce the persistence problem).
I decided to test it.
I'm logging in to the website and blocking the cookie using Firefox's "Extended Cookie Manager". Persistence fails right after.
It seems that Fallback persistence is not kicking in :/
Idea explanation for it?
- hooleylistCirrostratusIf you check the persistence records using the GUI under Statistics | Persistence or the CLI using 'b persist all show all', do you see a source address persistence record? You might try using an iRule to log the source address persistence using persist lookup (Click here) and the LB_SELECTED and LB_FAILED events.
- lipos_54863NimbostratusI will definitely try it, but I get the impression that fall-back source IP persistence should kick in if cookie is blocked?
- hooleylistCirrostratusHi lipos,
- lipos_54863NimbostratusCMP is enabled on the VS.
- hooleylistCirrostratusIf you're trying to use fallback source address persistence that is a persistence method other than cookie insert persistence and therefore LTM would need to store the persistence info in memory. As far as I'm aware that memory is specific to the TMM the request is handled by. So if you're seeing CMP actually used on the VIP, then it might explain the failure. If you explicitly disable CMP on the VIP and retest, do you still see the persistence failure?
- What_Lies_Bene1CirrostratusIs this still an issue do you know?
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