Persistence base on the SessionID in the URL

It would be best to create the persistence record in the first response event and match that record in subsequent requests. The request event is easier:

 

 

persist uie [findstr [HTTP::uri] "datavalue" 10 "!"]

 

 

Note that the ! should be whatever terminator exists after your sessionid.

 

 

Thanks!

 

 

I will try it in the customer lab.

 

I tested the rules on LTM 9.1.2 with HF3,but found out that the persistence does not work well.

 

 

below is the rules and log.

 

 

The Rules:

 

when HTTP_REQUEST {

 

log local0. "uriis-----[HTTP::uri]-----------------"

 

set jsess [findstr [HTTP::uri] "datavalue=" 10 "!"]

 

if { $jsess != "" } {

 

persist uie $jsess 3000000

 

log local0. "session : $jsess"

 

}

 

}

 

when HTTP_RESPONSE {

 

if { $jsess != "" } {

 

log local0. "session--$jsess--[IP::remote_addr] "

 

}

 

}

 

 

The Log:

 

May 23 16:48:01 tmm tmm[704]: Rule zw_rules : session : aaaaa May 23 16:48:01 tmm tmm[704]: Rule zw_rules : session--aaaaa--192.168.0.70

 

May 23 16:48:08 tmm tmm[704]: Rule zw_rules : session : aaaaa May 23 16:48:08 tmm tmm[704]: Rule zw_rules : session--aaaaa--192.168.0.69

 

May 23 16:51:41 tmm tmm[704]: Rule zw_rules : session : aaaaa May 23 16:51:41 tmm tmm[704]: Rule zw_rules : session--aaaaa--192.168.0.70

 

 

Just want to know if anyone have done this successfully on LTM 9.1.2 with HF3 without any problems?

 

 

I am trying to run it on LTM 9.3.0.