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Born_7758
Aug 16, 2011Nimbostratus
Receiving two consecutive responses
Hello all,
Can someone please help understand what I need to do in this situation:
I want to send a request and I should receive two postbacks. The only problem is that I am only getting one of the post backs. If I want to get two postbacks to the same server do I need a source address persistence profile or do I need something else?
- Michael_YatesNimbostratusIf you are dealing with postbacks then you should already have some type of persistence to insure that you are communicating to the same server with a stateful application.
- Born_7758NimbostratusI have 3 nodes in one pool. I have an iRule that modifies the URI and sends the request to the server based off of what the URI is.
- Michael_YatesNimbostratusOK. Makes sense so far.
- Born_7758NimbostratusThere wasn't a persistence profile configured. I am going to try using a source address persistence profile and see if that'll fix my problem.
- Born_7758NimbostratusIs there a way to log all traffic going through the Load balancer? Or do I have to specify what I would like to be logged by using the log local command?
- Michael_YatesNimbostratusUsing the log command is one option (probably the easiest without having to sort through extra information).
- Colin_Walker_12Historic F5 AccountWhen you say "all traffic going through ..." do you mean all the HTTP requests and responses? That's definitely doable via the log command. I'd check out something like: Click Here
- Born_7758NimbostratusI found this iRule on another post for logging. Can someone break it down for me in laymen's terms?
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