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CirrusSharePoint and WebAcceleration
I have recently configured a SharePoint application service using the latest SharePoint iApp (running Big-IP 11.4 HF 3). The default configuration for Web Acceleration creates a profile using optimi...
The WAM application stats are really the only thing to look at other than the header. It looks like some of the responses are being cached.
The X-WA-Info header should show you where the content was served from and what node of the acceleration policy it matched. There are explananations on page 77 of this guide:
https://support.f5.com/content/kb/en-us/products/wa/manuals/product/wa_implementations_11_0_0/_jcr_content/pdfAttach/download/file.res/wa_implementations_11_%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%200_0.pdf
If you open the acceleration policy in BIG-IP GUI, and hover over the individual leaf names in the policy tree, it will display a 5 digit number. That number corresponds to the node ID in the X-WA-Info header.
Hi Lyonsson, first off, which version of the iApp template are you using? The most recent is f5.microsoft_sharepoint_2010_2013.v1.0.0.tmpl.
Next, when you say you are selecting the webacceleration-wam-enabled profile, you mean you are selecting "Yes, use BIG-IP AAM" in response to the "Use the BIG-IP Application Acceleration Manager?" question, then choosing that acceleration profile in response to the "Which Web Acceleration profile do you want to use for caching?" question, correct?
Dev_56330Cirrus
CirrusMike, I have reverted to the "Recommended" settings and still see more errors than anything in the web acceleration dashboard. I see some entries in the web cache effectiveness and less entries in the web optimized transactions while nothing in optimized web throughput or web image optimization. How can I troubleshoot the OWS and WAM errors?