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How to utilize ASM module in a better why?
for point-1, why do you prefer positive
The positive security model is based on learned behavior, which when set into blocking mode produces a deny condition for anything not explicitly allowed. The negative security model is based on signatures of "known" attacks. The signature database is extremely comprehensive, but cannot possibly account for every vulnerability a specific application may suffer. You can and should use both models, but positive security should ultimately be where you get the most bang for your buck.
I have LTM & ASM, two types of VS (http & https).
As long as you are offloading the client side SSL, ASM will work.
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