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Cirrus
CirrusHow to preserve data in a HTTP 302 redirect of a POST
Hi,
We are trying to implement the following scenario and would like to know if the LTM can do the following:
An application execute an HTTP POST request with parameters inside the HTML bo...
nathe
Cirrocumulus
CirrocumulusHey
I'm not a HTTP RFC expert but this does look a bit confusing here cos the first post, as Hamish recognises, has a content-length header but no content, but the second post does have content but no content-length header. AFAIK HTTP1.1 needs a content-length header if there's a body to the POST.
Perhaps in your second post just remove the body to see if the monitor then works, or at least what error is returned.
Also, in your second post your body terminates with \r\n\r\n - have you tried without this?
Hope this helps,
N
- boneyard
MVP
where are they located, networkwise, is the big question here. if you can get them to reach the systems behind the BIG-IP via an internal path then just a forwarding virtual server might be an option.
if they are really located on the outside of the BIG-IP then you can use different ports then the original one. so say 1021, 1121, 1221, 1321, ... for FTP and 11389, 12389, 13389,... for RDP on one IP address.
one jump host behind the BIG-IP, which can be use to transfer to the other might also be an option.
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