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Aaron_1015
Nimbostratus
Dec 05, 2017postgres process using excessive CPU
I'm basically going to answer my own question here, but I wanted to document this for any future inquiries on the same topic.
I received an RMA unit (LTM 1600) to replace a dead system. I boote...
unRuleY_95363
Apr 07, 2005Historic F5 Account
Did you update the domain to match the domain associated with your VIP?
The browser will only return the cookie if the domain matches. This is likely why you are not seeing the cookie in the request, but you do see it on the client.
It's "decrypt". That was likely a typo in someone else's forum posting.
Yes, we are updating the documentation available on AskF5, however, they have had the challenge of keeping up with new commands that are not necessarily known or completely tested at the time the documentation is published.
This is one of the reasons we invested time in this forum, especially as a place to disseminate information that is unclear, incomplete and/or late-breaking.
More info i've found.
If i test with http://<ip>:80/myressource the APM is working fine
if i test with http://<DNS>:80/myressource the APM is not working- Lucas_ThompsonOct 07, 2024
Employee
This error means that the user's browser:
1- Accessed an APM virtual.
2- Got a 302 to "/my.policy" with a cookie to use for that request.
3- Accessed "/my.policy" without the cookie they just got.
Like most web apps, APM's session management relies on cookies. By default APM's cookies have the "secure" flag.
To understand the issue more fully you can read about how cookies work, especially read the part about the secure flag:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Cookies#block_access_to_your_cookies