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Thanks folks, this is what I needed. &nbsp;The link you provided was gold, thanks Harbor.
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Thanks folks, this is what I needed.  The link you provided was gold, thanks Harbor.

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I am wondering if someone can tell me if its possible for me to remove a server from load balancing, but only after its persistence database is drained. &nbsp;For instance, I want to down the server for all new connections EXCEPT for the addresses that are still in its persistence table. &nbsp;When the persistence table finally empties, then the server should be out of load balancing all together.
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Hello,

I am wondering if someone can tell me if its possible for me to remove a server from load balancing, but only after its persistence database is drained.  For instance, I want to down the server for all new connections EXCEPT for the addresses that are still in its persistence table.  When the persistence table finally empties, then the server should be out of load balancing all together.

F5 Load Balancing Persistence

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