Application Delivery Management

Low Session Reuse

December 31, 2023

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NetScaler instances process SSL transactions by offloading the SSL handshake process from the server. Upon receiving the response from the server, the NetScaler instance completes the secure transaction with the client. Using the cached session parameters, the NetScaler instance completes the SSL handshake process for the consecutive requests.

If in case these sessions are not reused, they become an overhead for the NetScaler instances. Using the Low Session Reuse indicator, you can identify if the actual number of sessions being reused is less.

Click the Low Session Reuse tab to view the issue details.

Low session reuse

The Recommended Action to troubleshoot the issue is to either disable the session reuse or reduce the session timeout. For more information, see Session Reuse.

Under Details, you can view:

Total applications that have Low session reusage
The time that occurred the low session reuse anomaly
Total occurrences
The anomaly severity such as high, low, and medium
The detection message indicating only % of the configured sessions are being reused

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Low Session Reuse

December 31, 2023

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December 31, 2023

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Low Session Reuse

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