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AltostratusHow do I make an iRule read each connection?
I am using an iApp which has created a Oneconnect profile.
I am using an iRule and data groups to send traffic to multiple pools.
How do I force an iRule to be read for each connection?
When I c...
Kevin_Davies_40
Nacreous
NacreousCory,
You want every single HTTP request to be evaluated for a destination? By using disable you are only allowing the iRule to check the very first one that matches. It will never check any subsequent HTTP requests in the same connection. The iRules execution environment is for the life of the connection, this means any and all HTTP requests that come through that TCP connection until it is closed. The way this is written, one a condition is matched, subsequent HTTP requests in the same TCP connection will no longer trigger any HTTP_REQUEST event at all. Is that what you intended?
TCP connection open
HTTP request
HTTP request (match!)
HTTP request (ignored - will not trigger any events)
HTTP request (ignored - will not trigger any events)
HTTP request (ignored - will not trigger any events)
HTTP request (ignored - will not trigger any events)
HTTP request (ignored - will not trigger any events)
TCP connection closed
