ASM Policy

Hello, you can use ASM::policy syntax to attach a different policy.

• This requires that you have at least a minimal ASM Policy attached to the Virtual Server for the ASM commands to become available.
• If you don't use ASM::enable or ASM::disable syntax, default policy applied to VS will be applied to traffic

when HTTP_REQUEST {
  switch [string tolower [HTTP::host]] {
    red.lab.ae {
      pool Red_Pool1
      ASM::enable <policy1> 
    }
    green.lab.ae { 
      pool Green_Pool1 
      ASM::enable <policy2>
    }

  }
}

Regarding your question about using different policies, it very much depends on the portals you're protecting.

I would recommend doing so if the application are very different, as a single "do it all" policy will loosen up the protection because you'll need to enable a lot of things required to make one portal work that might expose threats on the other one, and vice versa.