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bigip version 17
- Feb 17, 2025
In BIG-IP version 17, you can find and manage the list of allowed file types within the security policy settings. Here’s how you can access and modify these settings:
- Access Security Policy:
- Navigate to Security > Application Security > File Types in the BIG-IP Configuration utility.
- View Allowed File Types:
- The Allowed File Types screen will display the current list of file types that are permitted by the security policy.
- Add or Modify File Types:
- To add a new file type, click Create and specify the file type (e.g., JPG, HTML) or use wildcard expressions (e.g., *.html).
- You can also set length constraints for URL, request, query string, and POST data associated with the file type.
- Automatic Policy Building:
- If you are using automatic policy building, the system will suggest file types based on legitimate traffic during the enforcement readiness period.
- Disallowed File Types:
- You can also specify disallowed file types to prevent access to sensitive files like server-side scripts, configuration files, and executables.
For more detailed instructions, you can refer to the F5 documentation on managing file types.
[1]: Adding File Types to a Security Policy [2]: Manage File Types
References - Access Security Policy:
In BIG-IP version 17, you can find and manage the list of allowed file types within the security policy settings. Here’s how you can access and modify these settings:
- Access Security Policy:
- Navigate to Security > Application Security > File Types in the BIG-IP Configuration utility.
- View Allowed File Types:
- The Allowed File Types screen will display the current list of file types that are permitted by the security policy.
- Add or Modify File Types:
- To add a new file type, click Create and specify the file type (e.g., JPG, HTML) or use wildcard expressions (e.g., *.html).
- You can also set length constraints for URL, request, query string, and POST data associated with the file type.
- Automatic Policy Building:
- If you are using automatic policy building, the system will suggest file types based on legitimate traffic during the enforcement readiness period.
- Disallowed File Types:
- You can also specify disallowed file types to prevent access to sensitive files like server-side scripts, configuration files, and executables.
For more detailed instructions, you can refer to the F5 documentation on managing file types.
[1]: Adding File Types to a Security Policy [2]: Manage File Types
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