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Nelgin_Nepolean
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NimbostratusHow to bypass APM profile if uri is "/rpc/rpcproxy.dll" ?
I was trying to bypass APM part for Outlook Anywhere by adding an iRule. But "ACCESS::disable" is not helping. my intention is to disable APM authentication part and do only Loadbalancing or just forward the traffic to Pool if the uri is /rpc/rpcproxy.dll. I have used iAPP for exchange 2016 configuration.
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { ([HTTP::path] eq "/rpc/rpcproxy.dll") and \
(([HTTP::method] equals "RPC_IN_DATA") or ([HTTP::method] equals "RPC_OUT_DATA"))}{
ACCESS::disable
pool OA_pool
log local0. "APM disabled."
} else {
ACCESS::enable
log local0. "APM enabled."
}
}
Hi,
Do you see the logging of "APM disabled" in /var/log/ltm??
Cheers,
Kees
Nelgin_NepoleanHi Kees,
Thank you for the response. In log it is showing as disabled however authentication is getting failed for OA. outlook client is prompting for the authentication.
Nelgin.
Hi Nelgin,
Could you remove this from the irule:
else { ACCESS::enable log local0. "APM enabled." }Cheers,
Kees
- Cory_O
Cirrus
I "think" your issue might be that you're using eq instead of "starts_with" for the URI in question.
Try setting your second line to the following. I threw in some extra protections in case the client changes case on anything in the URI request:
if { ([string tolower [HTTP::uri]] starts_with "/rpc/rpcproxy.dll") and \ (([HTTP::method] equals "RPC_IN_DATA") or ([HTTP::method] equals "RPC_OUT_DATA"))}{Hope that helps!! -Cory
KOZ_318093Hello Nelgin,
I have the same issue for a client. Can you please give a little more details regarding your solution? I've followed the discussion you refer as an answer but i can't figure out what you did in the VPE and your iRule to disable the APM.
Rgds.
