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ccie7599_14014
Nimbostratus
Aug 25, 2009F5- reading a custom TCP header and creating an HTTP header
Hello all-
I am investigating the possibility that, for incoming request traffic, the F5 can read from the TCP Option Header, and place the value in an HTTP header.
The u...
ccie7599_14014
Nimbostratus
Aug 25, 2009Thanks much- unclear to me that payload and collect will go up into the TCP header to capture the data, seems from the docs that it's for the payload only. Did I miss something?
Thanks so much for the reply...
- Deb_Allen_18Mar 19, 2007Historic F5 AccountHi Eli -
- elito_26780Mar 19, 2007
Nimbostratus
No luck. - Deb_Allen_18Mar 20, 2007Historic F5 AccountAssuming that there are several requests in a single Keep-Alive connection (rather than in a single packet), you could disable the HTTP_REQUEST event after the first request is seen, then that pool will be used for the life of the connection:
when HTTP_REQUEST { if { [HTTP::uri] contains ".gif"} { pool servers2 } else { pool servers1 } event disable }
- elito_26780Mar 20, 2007
Nimbostratus
Thanks! Cool! That what i was looking for. Just missed the "event" command in reference guide. - Deb_Allen_18Mar 20, 2007Historic F5 AccountNo problem!
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