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Identify backend server node

Former Member

on ‎2008 Aug 28 3:27 AM

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Scenario: I log to Portal and goto ESS

I can check which server node I am on Portal by running "javascript:document.cookie" in the browser; is there a way to find out which ECC server node I am on?

I can get this information from IE Watch but was wondering if there is an easier way to identify this.

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Former Member
‎2008 Aug 28 11:51 AM
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Thank you for the reponse Martin. I would still like to know if it is possible to get this information at the HTTP header/cookie level.

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Former Member
‎2008 Aug 29 4:24 PM
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hi.

i am not sure if you are able to see that. i think you're creating some requests when having an action on portal. if you create new requests you might connect to an other server...

so the server would change permanently.

but i am not 100% sure...

maybe will find something.

have a nice weekend,

martin

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