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Brian_Kenworthy
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Feb 10, 2011

HTTP>HTTPS Redirect to different domain

Hi all, this should be pretty simple....hopefully.     I have a simple HTTP>HTTPS redirect in place for a domain --> HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host][HTTP::uri]"     We have several su...
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Chris_Miller
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Feb 10, 2011
Sure.

You'd have a string type data group called something like "domainredirects." In that group, you'd have a string like "xxx.domaina.com" with a value like "xxx.domainb.com." Then, your rule would look something like this: 


when HTTP_REQUEST {
   if {  [class match [HTTP::host] eq domainredirects] } {
         HTTP::redirect "https://[class search - value  domainredirects eq [HTTP::host]]" }
}

Otherwise, if your scheme is as simple as xxx.domaina.com > xxx.domainb.com, then a string command would be more efficient. All depends on how many characters you're changing I suppose.