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Michael_107360
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Oct 02, 2013

Priority Groups

BigIp configured with 4 nodes configured in Policy Group 20 and 2 nodes configured in Policy Group 10; Priority Group Activation is set to Less than 1. All 4 nodes get shutdown traffic moves over to...
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Kevin_Stewart
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Oct 02, 2013

That's the nature of source-based persistence. I'm assuming you want existing sessions (persisted by source address) to remain on the priority 10 servers. Realize that a single client can spawn many TCP sessions in the life of an application session, so if you're using source-based persistence and all requests come form the same IP, then every new session looks like it's coming from the same client. Can use a different form of persistence?