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Brian_Schroeder's avatar
Brian_Schroeder
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Jun 23, 2006

Redundant authentication

Hi, I'm coding an app to grab both statistics and performance data from a device. Since I'm using C, this involves my use of both SystemSystemInformation.cs and LocalLBVirtualServer.cs, among other f...
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Joe_Pruitt's avatar
Joe_Pruitt
Jun 26, 2006
As far as I know there is no way to share HTTP connection information across different classes. I wouldn't worry about it though as all each really is is a separate HTTP connection. Look at all the different HTTP connections your browser makes when hitting a website.

 

 

Using a single interface with only one configuration has no more overhead on the BIG-IP than using two different interfaces.

 

 

Actually within the same interface, subsequent method calls will make separate connections just as a second interface would.

 

 

-Joe