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ServerIron ADX Advanced Server Load Balancing Guide 117
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Cache Persistence using URL Hashing
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On this page, disable IP Fast Output. When this feature is disabled, the cache server performs a
route lookup and sends the packet to the correct destination address.
Cache Persistence using URL Hashing
The ServerIron ADX enables traffic distribution among cache servers in a TCS setup after
inspecting and hashing based on the request URL. This enables cache persistence based on the
requested URL and minimizes duplication of content among multiple cache servers.
The hashing can be done on a complete URL or a portion of the URL. The following choices are
available:
Complete URL
Path only
Path and Parameters only
Host only
Host and Path only
Additionally, you can identify a sub-portion of either the complete URL or the Host portion of the
URL to perform the hashing on.
The hashing method is specified within a CSW policy definition as an action to be taken when a
match is made.
NOTE
In previous versions of the ServerIron ADX software, this feature was configured using the csw-hash
url command within the server cache-group configuration. This command is no longer available.
The following example directs the ServerIron ADX to hash on the complete URL when the conditions
in the “r1” CSW rule is met.
NOTE
Since hash-persist action is a secondary action, you must add a forward action as shown in the
following example, before adding a hash-persist action.
ServerIronADX(config)# csw-policy p1
ServerIronADX(config-csw-p1)# match r1 forward 1
ServerIronADX(config-csw-p1)# match r1 hash-persist url complete
Syntax: [no] hash-persist url <method>
The <method> variable can be one of the following:
complete
path-only
path-and-parameters - default value
host-only
host-and-path
For example, when a client tries to connect to http://login.yahoo.com/config/mail?.src=ym, the
http requests can come in two different ways:
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