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Shivesh_Rege
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May 20, 2009

Irule Prefernce

Hi All:     I guess irules take prefernce from top to bottom.So if I have 2 irules .It will pass on 1st with one in top list and next 2nd .Please correct me if I am wrong?     Re...
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dennypayne
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May 21, 2009
I guess it depends on what exactly you mean by "on demand".

 

 

If you mean that when a certain pattern of traffic flow is detected you want to stop processing the iRule, you can use the event disable command (Click here) or the return command (Click here) to manage this on a per-connection basis.

 

 

If you mean administratively removing the iRule, the GUI is probably the easiest way, unless you want to develop a custom iControl application that would be able to toggle the use of iRules on a particular virtual server.

 

 

Denny