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Frank_Sweetser_
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Apr 23, 2008

Single virtual IP address for all Exchange 2007 HTTP services?

I've been reading through the Exchange 2007 deployment guide at     http://www.f5.com/pdf/deployment-guides/f5-exchange07-dg.pdf     Overall I think I have a pretty good handle on how that...
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dennypayne
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Apr 01, 2009
I don't think that was explained to you very well...there is no entry for cookie persistence because there is no need to keep a table for that. The virtual server "knows" to look for the cookie when the client returns if it is set to use cookie persistence. It still puts an entry in the source IP persistence table, just in case the client does not have the cookie (because it didn't accept it or whatever). Then it can use the fallback source IP persistence if required.

 

 

So, just because you are seeing entries in the source IP persistence table does not mean that cookie persistence isn't working. How are you verifying that cookie persist isn't what's being used?

 

 

Denny