CSS Cookie Handling

[dennis-hess]

Anyone know of a way to configure the CSSs to handle dynamic server written cookies? Basically I have two DMZs which are each load balanced with a pair of CSSs. When using arrowpoint cookies on both pairs to keep session, I think one is overwriting the other or it's not writing the second cookie because the CSS cookie (ARPT) already exists. The app servers write a cookie so I could key off that but it's dynamic and I only see how to configure to read other cookies if the content is static. Anyone know how to make the second pair of CSSs write arrowpoint cookies with a different name or how to configure it to read dynamic cookies written by a server? TIA

[dennis-hess]

Well, I was close to finding the answer on my own. Should've spent more time reading and less time posting. LOL

Arrowpoint cookie names can be changed with the "arrowpoint-cookie name" command.

A hash can be run on a cookie as opposed to an absolute value with the "string operation" command.

Cheers!

[seilsz]

You can configure the CSS to write a unique cookie by specifying a unique cookie name. The command, under the content rule, is:

arrowpoint-cookie name name

Dynamic Cookie Learning is a feature supported by the CSM, but not the CSS.

~Zach