Persistent cookie in FORTIADC for a Content Routing

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I found this solution. Can you tell me if it helps, please?

To address the issue of session persistence when using FortiADC, follow these steps:

1. Check Persistence Configuration: Ensure that the FortiADC is configured to maintain session persistence. This can be done using cookies or the server's IP address. Verify that the persistence method is correctly set up in the FortiADC configuration.
   
   
2. Cookie Injection: Confirm that FortiADC is correctly injecting cookies into the response data. The client's browser should present this cookie back to FortiADC to maintain the session with the same server.
   
   
3. Fallback Persistence: If the primary persistence method (e.g., cookies) fails, ensure that a fallback persistence method is configured. This could be based on the source IP address or another method.
   
   
4. Session Timeout: Check the session timeout settings on FortiADC and the web servers. Ensure that they are aligned to prevent premature session termination.
   
   
5. Logs and Monitoring: Review FortiADC logs for any errors or warnings related to session persistence. This can provide insights into why requests are being directed to different servers.
   
   
6. Network Conditions: Evaluate network conditions and ensure there are no issues causing the session to be interrupted or redirected.

By ensuring that session persistence is correctly configured and monitored, you should be able to resolve the issue of requests being directed to different servers.

In addition to @Jean-Philippe_P  TCP multiplexing | FortiADC 7.4.7 | Fortinet Document Library is sometimes useful for cookie persistance expecially if there is another proxy before the ADC.