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Session Persistance
Hi , We have two Parlay-x web logic server running behind F5 LTM device. The requirement is like this
when client request Reserve amount( RA , Session id :1 ) it should go to PX web logic 1 (depending on LB algorithm) and response will be received by client. When the client request for Charge Reservation ( CR , with same session id:1 ) it should go to same PX weblogic 1 and response will be received by client.
Similarly when client request to Reserve amount ( RA , Session id :2 ) it can go to PX web logic 2 (depending on LB algorithm) and request to Charge Reservation ( CR , with session id:2 ) it should go to same PX weblogic 2 .
That means LTM need to store session id of the transaction. transaction with same session id need to forward to same weblogic server( Session persistence ) .
Also session time out need to be set as 300Msec .
can anybody help me how to achieve this goal with F5 LTM ( with i-rule or resistance profile ????
Regds....Indrajit
5 Replies
- nitass
Employee
is this applicable?
sol7392: Overview of universal persistence
http://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/7000/300/sol7392.html- Indrajit_Basak_
Nimbostratus
Hi Nitass, How F5 can read session id and store from Client request , Do we need to write irule for that .
- nitass_89166
Noctilucent
is this applicable?
sol7392: Overview of universal persistence
http://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/7000/300/sol7392.html- Indrajit_Basak_
Nimbostratus
Hi Nitass, How F5 can read session id and store from Client request , Do we need to write irule for that .
- nitass
Employee
How F5 can read session id and store from Client request, Do we need to write irule for that.
where is session id (e.g. uri, cookie, etc)?
in sol7392, it is in a cookie. bigip adds cookie value into persistence table when seeing the cookie in response from server. in subsequent request from client, we check cookie in the request and persist to the same server.
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