CSS sticky question

Hi guys,
I have one request, remote users dial into our sslvpn box, get their IP from an IP pool(sslvpn tunnel mode), then terminal to some servers. I plan to put a CSS in front of these terminal servers.
But one question is about stikcy problem. How can I configure the CSS to let one user go to the same terminal server all the time when he dials into our intranet?
Thank you.
Ed

Ed,
there is not much option.
It's either the ip address or we can spoof the data and find something else to match on.
But the CSS can only spoof HTTP and HTTPS.
So, for your terminal server I do not see a solution.
Gilles.

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> Hi guys,
>
> Firstly a very Merry Christmas to you all !
>
> I'm just getting to grips with converting all the text
on my site to CSS
> and
> have a quick question.
>
> On some of my pages I add an 'Also see' links box
aligned to the right -
> it's
> a CSS div tag thingy someone kindly talked me through
once. All of my
> pages are
> built from a template with an editable region.
>
> My question is, can I add this box (perhaps with a
standard 'Also check
> out'
> title and then spaces for my links) at the template
level? This will save
> me
> having to go to Insert>Layout Objects>DivTag on
every page. I've tried
> simply
> adding this to the editable region of the template but
it simply pushed
> the
> editable region box over to the right and then didn't
appear on my pages
>
>
> Also, the links box would ideally appear about half way
down my pages on
> the
> right...
>
> Hope you can help, many thanks in advance!
>
> James
>
> Here's an example page where I have manually added my
link box on the
> right of
> the page...
>
http://www.fyrne.com/james_journalism/Pages/Mosaic_of_the_med.html
>

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> DW8
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> However, is the use of div tags the way to seperate
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