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- OzzyCirrus
hello ,
yes it is possible.. here is the example..
when HTTP_REQUEST {
set srcip [IP::client_addr]
if { [HTTP::header exists "X-Forwarded-For"] } {
set srcip [HTTP::header "X-Forwarded-For"]
#log local0. "USER-SOURCE $srcip"
}
if { [HTTP::path] starts_with "/xzy" } {
switch $srcip {
"13.174.130.182" -
"31.121.101.157" -
"35.77.107.183" {
ACCESS::disable
}
}
}
}- jayson27Altocumulus
Hi,
Can you tell me if below is correct?
if { [HTTP::path] starts_with "/xzy" } { <<<<<<<<< URL
switch $srcip {
"13.174.130.182" - <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< IPs Allowed?
"31.121.101.157" -
"35.77.107.183" {
ACCESS::disable <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Action?- OzzyCirrus
hello Jayson27,
it is just an example ...
instead of ACCESS::disable .. you can user "reject" or
HTTP::respond 403 content {
<html>
<head><title>403 Forbidden</title></head>
<body>
<h1>403 Forbidden</h1>
<p>Access denied: Your IP address does not have permission to access this resource.</p>
</body>
</html>
} Content-Type "text/html"
# ends the connection
reject
}
- Aswin_mkCumulonimbus
you can use this if you want to block any specific ip to a vip - Restricting access to a virtual server by IP subnet (f5.com)
or please let me know if its only specific to urls?
In the long run it would be easier to use irule data groups so you can adding urls and IPs without touching the irule