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You need to create a logging profile on the F5. &nbsp;It is well documented on the manufacturer's site.<br />
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Link: &nbsp;<a href="https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_ltm/manuals/product/ltm-implementations-11-1-0/19.html" rel="ugc">https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_ltm/manuals/product/ltm-implementations-11-1-0/19.html</a><br />
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If you scroll down to the &quot;Request logging parameters,&quot; &nbsp;you will see the info that you can get out of the traffic passing thru your F5.<br />
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Dan
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Hi Dan,<br />
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So would &quot;cs-method &quot;&nbsp;in IIS then correspond to HTTP_METHOD on the f5 side ? It appears that way .<br />
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D.
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Hi Ee,<br />
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In IIS logs , there is the &quot;cs-method &quot;&nbsp;, which corresponds to &quot;GET /somepage.aspx&quot; and &quot;POST /somepost.aspx: for calling a full page , ie a page view , is there a corresponding entry on the layer 3 big ip f5 system for this , &nbsp;I am looking for the same page view counter to track IIS versus f5 irule .
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Hi Ee,

In IIS logs , there is the "cs-method " , which corresponds to "GET /somepage.aspx" and "POST /somepost.aspx: for calling a full page , ie a page view , is there a corresponding entry on the layer 3 big ip f5 system for this ,  I am looking for the same page view counter to track IIS versus f5 irule .

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