when you perform a dig or a nslookup to your gslb enabled name for sf eg storefront.gslb.corp.com which IP / gslb service is being returned in the dns queries to adns ? how have you got it configured active/passive gslb or active/active ? if active/passive you will have one gslb vserver with the active Storefront gslb service bound as well as adns service/gslb domain and a backup gslb vserver configured which has the passive storefront gslb service bound. if active/active you will have a single gslb vserver with all the storefront gslb services bound as well as the gslb domain name
c4rm0
07/08/2020, 10:04 AM
you also checked your method/persistent settings on the actual SF Vservers as well ?
c4rm0
07/08/2020, 10:08 AM
also check session profiles on the NS have the gslb enabled SF name under published applications/WI address
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Mike Streetz (O_P)
07/08/2020, 7:02 PM
it’s active active, it sends me to my local netscaler, but the storefront url is also done via gslb, but that looks like it resolves locally on the netscaler to itself. Yet when I log in, I end up on the local gateway, but the storefront in the other DC. Persistence is IP 60min timeout for Storefront.
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Steven Lemonier
07/09/2020, 9:08 AM
What is the GSLB methods you have set (static proximity, least connections, least response time)?