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tabkad_89844
Nimbostratus
Nimbostratusirule for port redirection based on Domain names
I have a webserver listening on multiple ports for different urls.
I have made an irule to start with;
I have a webserver listening on multiple ports for different urls.
I have made an irule to start with;
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if {([HTTP::host] eq "abc.com") } {
pool pool_abc
} elseif {([HTTP::host] eq "xyz.com") } {
pool pool_xyz
} elseif { ([HTTP::host] contains "*.abc.com") } {
pool pool_allstar_abc
} elseif {([HTTP::host] contains "*.xyz.com") } {
pool pool_allstar_xyz
}
}
My problem is that the wildcard does not work if there is a request coming from *.abc.com. Each pool is representing different ports in my configuration. Any experts inputs will be highly appreciated.
3 Replies
- The_BhattmanHi tabkad,
Try the following
I hope this helpswhen HTTP_REQUEST { switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::host]] { "abc.com" { pool pool_abc} "xyz.com" { pool pool_xyz } "*.abc" { pool pool_allstar_abc } "*.xyz.com" { pool pool_allstar_xyz } } }
Bhattman 
tabkad_89844Hi Bhattman,
I tried the following and it just works. But now I faced another hurdle ,
Let me just brief the Application behavior ;
First the user will hit the pool_abc and then for authentication it has to go to pool_allstar_abc. After getting authenticated the server does a url redirection which it has to go back again on pool_abc.
But for me it does not work with this irule as the traffic comes back as http://*.abc.com:3000 and for this reason the user on the internet does not get any response from the Server.
Please advise.- On the http profile, set redirect rewrites to matching.
