Identifying source IP in sticky table on ACE
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07-24-2008 09:24 AM
Hi,
A newbie question :-)
How can I see a real source IP address of a sticky table entry on ACE running 2.1.1 code?
If I do "show sticky database" I see a hash value, but not IP itself. In CSM the command shows the source IP, but not on ACE....
Thanks!
David
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07-24-2008 09:37 AM
There is no direct command to see the src ip
Convert the value into HEX in
xx.xx.xx.xx format and then convert each octet individually into decimal.
Try that and let me know.
Syed Iftekhar Ahmed
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07-24-2008 09:40 AM
Syed,
How would you convert 723458950230473985 :-)
This is what shows in the "sticky-entry" column.
Thanks!
David
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07-24-2008 09:55 AM
I will take it back...:)
Are you using src-ip based sticky?
If yes then please share one sticky database entry.
Syed
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07-24-2008 10:01 AM
Yes.
Here is a portion of sticky config:
sticky ip-netmask 255.255.255.255 address both SrcDstStickyGrp001
timeout 480
replicate sticky
serverfarm Prod-MES-PAM3
Here is a stick table entry:
sticky group : SrcDstStickyGrp001
type : IP
timeout : 480 timeout-activeconns : FALSE
sticky-entry rserver-instance time-to-expire flags
---------------------+--------------------------------+--------------+-------+
723458950230473985 prmessrv01:0 28798 -
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07-24-2008 01:34 PM
Well there is no command to get what you are looking for. Infact you can find a bug CSCsg58769 in this regard in bugtoolkit.
Previously it used to be IP in decimal format and was needed to be converted to IP dotted quad."I think" some change has been made to the code.
There are some other ways to workaround it
for example
If you want to see stciky database entries for a given client ip you can use
sh sticky database client
If you want to see stciky database entries for a given rserver you can use
sh sticky database rserver
Syed Iftekhar Ahmed
