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Alan_Stevens_93
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Dec 04, 2008

Default Document not displaying in IIS

Hi all,     new to the big IP admin side of things so bear with me.     We have 2 IIS6 nodes serving up static content behind a big IP virtual. There are no iRules or profiles i...
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hoolio
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Dec 10, 2008
A URI should never be null--it's not valid. If a user enters www.example.com in a browser, the browser must append a trailing slash and the protocol: http://www.example.com/. The URI for this request would then be /. So no rule is necessary to ensure the client doesn't make a request with a null URI.

 

 

Aaron