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Chris_Olson
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Jan 06, 2011

Saving sessions during server failure

We have an applilcation running on .net and our dev group is working on trying to write session persistance. I KNOW the F5 can do this, but need to get them started. I am not a developer but have work...
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hoolio
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Jan 07, 2011
The significant changes I was referring to was how to sync the application session data between the application servers. If the application owners are able to share the application session information across different application instances (possibly using MSSQL as rjordan suggests), you probably wouldn't need to use persistence on LTM. You definitely could, but it shouldn't matter which app server gets the request if all of the pool members know about the client's session.

 

 

Aaron