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fkuser_104673
Nimbostratus
Aug 04, 2009Strange Persistence records
It's normal to have multiple persistence records associated to the same source IP address?
Those records are pointing to different pools but the same pool members.
Thanks...
fkuser_104673
Nimbostratus
Aug 04, 2009I'm not using CMP. As I said, I'm using the 9.4.7 software version. Here is the information you asked me.
VIRTUAL ADDRESS 1.x.x.85 UNIT 1
| ARP enable
| (cur, max, limit, tot) = (77, 145, 0, 489122)
| (pkts,bits) in = (8.489M, 26.00G), out = (9.455M, 71.91G)
+-> VIRTUAL virtual_443 SERVICE https
| PVA acceleration none
| (cur, max, limit, tot) = (74, 124, 0, 140736)
| (pkts,bits) in = (6.218M, 23.99G), out = (7.247M, 55.81G)
| requests (total) = 2.040M
+-> RULE iRule
+-> HTTP_REQUEST 1136756 total 1 fail 0 abort
+-> LB_SELECTED 756626 total 0 fail 0 abort
+-> POOL pool_80 LB METHOD observed MIN/CUR ACTIVE MEMBERS 0/4
| (cur, max, limit, tot) = (0, 23, 0, 23062)
| (pkts,bits) in = (147439, 139.3M), out = (111301, 517.2M)
+-> POOL MEMBER pool_80/1.x.x.51:http active,up
| | session enabled priority 1 ratio 1
| | (cur, max, limit, tot) = (0, 6, 0, 5658)
| | (pkts,bits) in = (39522, 36.22M), out = (28880, 95.32M)
| | requests (total) = 5659
+-> POOL MEMBER pool_80/1.x.x.78:http active,up
| | session enabled priority 1 ratio 1
| | (cur, max, limit, tot) = (0, 7, 0, 7517)
| | (pkts,bits) in = (52298, 47.80M), out = (37482, 126.2M)
| | requests (total) = 7519
+-> POOL MEMBER pool_80/1.x.x.84:http active,up
| | session enabled priority 1 ratio 1
| | (cur, max, limit, tot) = (0, 5, 0, 6826)
| | (pkts,bits) in = (38090, 38.89M), out = (30909, 205.3M)
| | requests (total) = 6902
+-> POOL MEMBER pool_80/1.x.x.84:http active,up
| session enabled priority 1 ratio 1
| (cur, max, limit, tot) = (0, 5, 0, 3061)
| (pkts,bits) in = (17529, 16.42M), out = (14030, 90.26M)
| requests (total) = 3085
pool pool_80 {
lb method observed
monitor all HTTP
partition someone
members
1.x.x.51:http
1.x.x.78:http
1.x.x.84:http
1.x.x.84:http
}
The persistence profile configuration is the default one for a source address persistence.
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