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Yaoxie_117356
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Jul 15, 2016

Why there are multiple session created when accessing one specific APM page

As shown below, there are multiple /my.policy and multiple /my.logout.php3?errorcode=19 when refreshing this page, why?

 

In APM Session, only one out of then is created by myself, the rest session was also crearted from my PC ip.

 

 

 

[root@apm:Active:Standalone] config tail -n 300 /var/log/apm | grep 8ed4cd5f Jul 15 14:51:43 apm notice tmm1[17407]: 01490506:5: /Common/vmwareview:Common:8ed4cd5f: Received User-Agent header: Mozilla%2f5.0%20(Windows%20NT%206.1%3b%20Trident%2f7.0%3b%20rv%3a11.0)%20like%20Gecko. Jul 15 14:51:43 apm notice tmm1[17407]: 01490500:5: /Common/vmwareview:Common:8ed4cd5f: New session from client IP 10.33.238.175 (ST=/CC=/C=) at VIP 10.33.238.200 Listener /Common/testap.app/testap_proxy_https (Reputation=Unknown) Jul 15 14:56:46 apm notice tmm1[17407]: 01490502:5: /Common/vmwareview::8ed4cd5f: Session deleted due to user inactivity. Jul 15 14:57:27 apm notice tmm1[17407]: 01490521:5: /Common/vmwareview::8ed4cd5f: Session statistics - bytes in: 0, bytes out: 0

 

[root@apm:Active:Standalone] config tail -n 300 /var/log/apm | grep 1a85d647 Jul 15 14:51:44 apm notice tmm1[17407]: 01490506:5: /Common/vmwareview:Common:1a85d647: Received User-Agent header: Mozilla%2f5.0%20(Windows%20NT%206.1%3b%20Trident%2f7.0%3b%20rv%3a11.0)%20like%20Gecko. Jul 15 14:51:44 apm notice tmm1[17407]: 01490500:5: /Common/vmwareview:Common:1a85d647: New session from client IP 10.33.238.175 (ST=/CC=/C=) at VIP 10.33.238.200 Listener /Common/testap.app/testap_proxy_https (Reputation=Unknown) Jul 15 14:56:52 apm notice tmm1[17407]: 01490502:5: /Common/vmwareview::1a85d647: Session deleted due to user inactivity. Jul 15 14:57:33 apm notice tmm1[17407]: 01490521:5: /Common/vmwareview::1a85d647: Session statistics - bytes in: 0, bytes out: 0

 

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  • boneyard's avatar
    boneyard
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    Jul 19, 2016

    that is a hard one with this limited information. i could imagine that for some reason requests reach the APM which aren't authenticated yet so it will redirect you to the login page.

     

    you would have to look into where the requests start and what causes those.

     

    it seems you are using vmware view, with the client or html5? does it function fine?

     

    in the end support might be the best route, if you get an answer please reply here.