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t.graham · 04-28-2006

We have a problem that SSL and HTTP streams from the same session seem to be processed as different conversations. The web application generates a unique session key that appears in the URL of both HTTP and HTTPS requests. This key is 52 char long an...

t.graham · 05-01-2006

Update! Now it seems that it takes a few clicks to get the session pinned to one server. It seems to round-robin the responses for a few links then finally stabilizes and gets pinned to one server. Once this happens the stickiness seems to work.

t.graham · 05-01-2006

Wow. That at least helps a lot! (Its hard to prove a negative - how do we know that it is really working? I had to hit refresh 50+ times to break it with the plaintext comparison). Anyway this does seem to work. Why???Thanks. I was really tearing my ...

t.graham · 04-29-2006

'all-ciphers' will allow all encryption mechanisms including ones that essentially allow anonymous access. If the application transmits personal or sensitive information you probably don't want that.If the web site has "international" customers then...

t.graham · 03-07-2002

Point to multipoint interfaces "work" by performing pseudo-broadcasts ... the broadcast packet is replicated onto each DLCI. I am not sure this is the question you are trying to ask, however.A Point to multipoint (P2M)interface is a single subinterfa...

t.graham · 05-31-2001

If you are saying you want all your devices appear to be addresses with the outside address (ISP side) of you router, then this is done simply with NAT. One caveat, however, is that the number of simultaneous connnections will be limited depending o...

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