Re: Persitence Identifier

Hello Anand,

Is there a particular reason you cannot use insert cookie mode?

Apache generally doesn't issue cookies, rather an application platform  
like PHP or Tomacat would (running on top of Apache).  The reason is  
that these application platforms will need to generate a unique value  
for each user.  If you can get Apache to generate a cookie, I'm not  
sure it would be unique.

If you do want to use passive cookie mode (where the web server  
generates the cookie), the cookie value you generate will need to be  
unique to each user.

The WSD 3000 should be capable (it's been a while since I've logged  
into a Radware) of inserting its own cookie.  In your case, that seems  
like it may be the best solution (I believe others have already  
mentioned this).

Regards,

Tony





On Jul 16, 2009, at 7:37 AM, anand kumar wrote:

> Dear All,
>
> I have generated a cookie named "xyz " through my Apache Server by  
> giving Directives
> , but when i have connected the WSD 3000, i couldnt get the cookie  
> back,
> what i have to give in the cookie Key(Persistency identifier) on WSD
> -- 
> Anand.M
> HCL Infosystems Ltd
>
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