Alteon Application Switch Operating System Application Guide
Persistence
Document ID: RDWR-ALOS-V2900_AG1302
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CLI Capture
When you issue the command
/cfg/slb/virt <virtual#>/service <service#>/pbind
,
additional inputs taken from the user are listed in the output:
Cookie-Based Persistence Examples
This section includes the following cookie-based persistence examples:
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Example 1: Setting the Cookie Location, page 593
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Example 2: Parsing the Cookie, page 594
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Example 3: Using Passive Cookie Mode, page 594
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Example 4: Using Rewrite Cookie Mode, page 595
Example
1: Setting the Cookie Location
In this example, the client request has two different cookies labeled "UID". One exists in the HTTP
header and the other appears in the URI:
GET /product/switch/UID=12345678;ck=1234...
Host: www.radware.com
Cookie: UID=87654321
A
Look for the Cookie in the HTTP Header
The last parameter in this command answers the "
Look for cookie in URI?
" prompt. If you
set this parameter to disable, Alteon uses
UID=87654321
as the cookie.
>> Virtual Server 10 http Service# /c/sl/vi 10/ser http/pbind
Current persistent binding mode: disabled
New persistent binding mode: cookie
Enter clientip|cookie|sslid|disable persistence mode: cookie
Enter passive|rewrite|insert cookie persistence mode [p/r/i]: i
Enter Cookie Name [AlteonP]:
Enter insert-cookie expiration as either:
...a date <MM/dd/yy[@hh:mm]> (e.g. 12/31/01@23:59)
...a duration <days[:hours[:minutes]]> (e.g 45:30:90)
...or none <return>
Enter cookie expiration: 0:0:59
Insert cookie domain name? (y/n) [n]yes
Enter path: "/test/test.html"
Is cookie secure[y/n] [n]yes
>> # /cfg/slb/virt 1/service 80/pbind cookie passive UID 1 8 dis
