Compatibility with older user session ID format
Beginning with Reverse Proxy verion 6.0, the format of the user session ID value additionally includes the name of the replica set.
The user-session-ids-include-replica-set stanza entry in the [session] stanza of the Reverse Proxy configuration file controls this operation. The default value is "yes". For example:
[session]
user-session-ids-include-replica-set = yesA value of "yes" instructs Reverse Proxy to include the replica set name in the user session ID value. This setting allows you to use the pdadmin server task terminate session to terminate user sessions on virtual host junctions.
If you require user session ID compatibility with versions of Reverse Proxy prior to version 6.0, you can disable this function. For example:
[session]
user-session-ids-include-replica-set = noA value of "no" instructs Reverse Proxy to not include the replica set name in the user session ID value.
If user-session-ids-include-replica-set
= no,
Reverse Proxy assumes that the pdadmin server task terminate
session command applies to members of the replica set
defined
by the [session], standard-junction-replica-set stanza
entry.
The pdadmin server task terminate session command does not succeed for sessions initiated on virtual host junctions.
To assign standard junctions to a replica set, see Assigning standard junctions to a replica set.
To assign virtual hosts to a replica set, see Virtual hosts assigned to a replica set.