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Chapter 2 Installation, Configuration and Management
NetScaler 9000 Series Installation and Configuration Guide - Volume 1 2-37
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To specify this optional parameter, use the -maxConn argument of the
set config CLI command.
3. Enabling or Disabling Insertion of the Client’s IP Address
When a web server attached to the NetScaler 9000 system receives a
mapped IP address from the NetScaler 9000 system, the server identifies
this mapped IP address as the client’s IP address.
Some applications need the client’s IP address for logging purposes or to
dynamically determine the content to be served by the web server.
You can enable insertion of the actual client IP address into the HTTP
header request passed from the client to one, some or all servers attached
to the NetScaler 9000 system. You can then access the passed address
through a minor modification to the server (via an Apache module, ISAPI
interface, or NSAPI interface). NetScaler 9000 system has written sample
scripts available free of charge.
Note: The global insertion of client’s IP address is applicable only to
pre-configured services. For all the services that are configured
later, the client IP address has to be inserted manually using the
set config CLI command.
To specify this optional parameter, use the -cip argument of the
set config CLI command.
4. Setting HTTP COOKIE version
NetScaler sends its own cookie when
COOKIEINSERT persistence is
configured on a Virtual Server. It can send either HTTP COOKIE version
0 or HTTP COOKIE version 1. The default is HTTP COOKIE version 0
(mostly used on the Internet).
To specify this optional parameter, use the
-cookieversion argument
of the
set config CLI command.
5. Setting the Maximum Requests Per Connection
For a connection between the NetScaler 9000 system and a server attached to
it, you can set the maximum number of requests that the NetScaler 9000
system can pass on that connection. Setting this value to 0 allows an unlimited
number of requests to be passed.