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How do I setup sticky connections for Citrix Web Interface using CSS in a Secure Gateway environment?
What is the correct method to load balance Web Interface and Secure Gateway using Cisco CSS? Our Web Interface servers sit behind the Secure Gateway servers. The Secure Gateway servers have a Verisign SSL certificate and reverse proxy connection to the WI. We have the CSS setup correctly using the SSL load balance method and the SG servers work fine. The Web Interface servers that are using HTTP (80) do not. What is the correct setting(s) in CSS for this environment? Has anybody set this up? Thank you for your assistance.
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Application Type is: HTTP
Advanced Balance Method: SSL, cookieURL, URL, cookies, sticky-srcip-dstport, sticky-srcip, arrowpoint cookie.
I've tried all of the those options to maintain a connection to the same server, but it appears to not function. The closest I've come is using the Advanced Balance Method "cookies" with a string operation of match-service-cookie. In addition I've assigned a string to each WI server service. This will function for awhile using the WI, but it will fail and send me to the logged off screen when I attempt to navigate within the WI if I wait for a 30 seconds or so. When it does send me to the logged out screen the address bar will read ..MessageKey=SessionExpire