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NimbostratusIRule for backend server with multiple ports and / URI
We have VIP- vs_172.18.92.199_HTTPS on LB and its allowing the URL- http://172.18.100.205:8089/sso/ using configured IRLUE. Now after login into this page, we have TAB=link for same backend server: http://172.18.100.205:8086/cvbs/ and one more TAB for another URL- http://172.18.100.200:8080/m2m_op.
Now--end user only having access to LB IP- 172.18.92.199 and needs to achieve this, please support.
Current IRULE:
when HTTP_REQUEST { if { [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/sso" } {
} else {
HTTP::uri "/sso"
}
}
==> want to deploy like this: (if URL A:8089, then check uri, if /sso/, good else set uri /sso/) IF URL A:8086, Check URI if /cvbs/.... and lastly (IF URL B:8080, if /m2m_op/ ... )
and create an out. Else: set URL URL A: set URI /sso/ or some other "if it doesn't match any of these, reset the connection.
3 Replies
Yann_DesmarestCirrus
Hi,
you can mix switch, if/else commands to achieve your goal. You can have a look at the code published by Kevin here : Use switch for multiple conditions
- jgranieri
something like this should work:
when HTTP_REQUEST { log local0. "HTTP Uri: [HTTP::uri]" set xxxx [URI::query [HTTP::uri] yyy] if { [matchclass [HTTP::uri] contains blah] } { redirect to "https://www.hello.com" } elseif { [matchclass [HTTP::uri] contains ZZZZ] } { log local0. "something to log redirect to "https://www.somethingelse.com" } else { redirect to "https://www.final.com" } } 
Stanislas_Piro2Cumulonimbus
Hi,
Do you have only one virtual server on port 80 (or 443) or do you have multiple virtual servers on ports 8080, 8086 and 8089???
you can create an irule like:
when HTTP_REQUEST { switch -glob [HTTP::path] "/sso*" { pool pool1 } "/cvbs/*" { pool pool2 } "/m2m_op/*" { pool pool3 } default { HTTP::redirect /sso } } }It's not a good idea to replace HTTP::uri but better to send to the browser that the URI is redirected to /sso
