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Ian_Smith's avatar
Ian_Smith
Ret. Employee
Jul 13, 2007

HTTP_RESPONSE event failure

does anyone have an explanation to explain the following behavior?       when making an HTTP POST, the client (IE+.NET) sends the HEADERS ONLY in the first packet (without respect of content...
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Deb_Allen_18
Historic F5 Account
Jul 18, 2007
Your post in this forum is not the same as an open Support case.

 

 

What bl0ndie meant was that you need to contact F5 Support and work with them to determine whether you are encountering a product defect.

 

 

If you have a Support contract, you can open a Support case using the web support portal @ https://websupport.f5.com/ and providing your product serial .