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Irule Example Issue
Need help , i have F5 that i create i rule from www.web.com/ to redirect to www.web.com/login , After user login he need to be redirected to www.web.com/home.
I tried 2 IF on irule nothing work once i add additional rule after login its not working
tfinkelstein Does the end user receive any sort of cookie once they have successfuly logged into the system? If so you can configure an iRule to redirect to /login when only / is found and when a specific HTTP header such as a login cookie isn't in the HTTP header but if it is then just send the user to /home. Please keep in mind that the F5 would not be validating the HTTP header value against any sort of user login even and would just be a search for value and perform said action. It would be up to the receiving server to validate that the user did log in and the HTTP value they provide is for the user session.
Paulius has a good point, if you know the name of the cookie being set by the application upon successfull login, you have have logic similar to the following:
when HTTP_REQUEST { if { [HTTP::uri] equals "/" } HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host]/login" } if { [HTTP::cookie exists "nameofcookie"] } { HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host]/home" } }
tfinkelstein Does the end user receive any sort of cookie once they have successfuly logged into the system? If so you can configure an iRule to redirect to /login when only / is found and when a specific HTTP header such as a login cookie isn't in the HTTP header but if it is then just send the user to /home. Please keep in mind that the F5 would not be validating the HTTP header value against any sort of user login even and would just be a search for value and perform said action. It would be up to the receiving server to validate that the user did log in and the HTTP value they provide is for the user session.
Paulius has a good point, if you know the name of the cookie being set by the application upon successfull login, you have have logic similar to the following:
when HTTP_REQUEST { if { [HTTP::uri] equals "/" } HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host]/login" } if { [HTTP::cookie exists "nameofcookie"] } { HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host]/home" } }
You can do the 1st redirect easily. I would actually suggest a Local Traffic Policy instead. However, the login page, where is that being performed? Application server or F5 APM session policy? If on the app server, you would need to perform the redirect there and not on the F5.
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