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DaveC_53879
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusSSL Persistence: Which pool memeber am I connected to?
We are currently using HTTP cookie insert persistence with a 30 minute time-out which is the same as our asp.net time-out. My issue is that we have an asp.net application that asks a user if they want...
hoolio
Cirrostratus
CirrostratusHi Dave,
The client would need to make an HTTP request to have LTM set the cookie with a new expire date. But that should be happening when the user clicks a button in the web app. You can use a browser plugin like HttpFox for Firefox or Fiddler to check this. But I think a simpler solution might be to use a session cookie (timeout=0) to ensure clients are persisted to the same server over the course of their session.
If you're using a persistence method which stores a record on LTM, you can use 'b persist' to view the records.
Aaron
