CSS How do I show which client connected to which server?

I have a few servers load balanced on a CSS 11501. I want to know which server a particular client IP is connected to - what command do I need?

The commmand I use is "show flows 'IP'.
Replace 'IP' with the actual address of the client you're looking for.

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