IRule send to wrong Pool and Port

CB,

 

 

Thank you for the input. I may try the Virtual server idea.... Here is what I have right now that seems to be working, but I suspect it is not very good logic. I added the default pool statement and third switch statement.

 

 

switch -glob [HTTP::uri] {

 

"*/sandbox*" { pool state_sandbox_pool }

 

"*/pilot*" { pool state_pilot_pool }

 

"*/whatif*" { pool state_whatif_pool }

 

"*/intgtst*" { pool cnsi_int_pool }

 

"*/uatpr*" { pool state_uatpr_pool }

 

"*/uat*" { pool state_uat_pool }

 

"*/train*" { pool state_train_pool }

 

default { pool state_uat_pool }

 

}

 

now re-write the URI's when necessary

 

a "-" means to execute the same body as the next condition

 

The only diff betw the 2 strings is whether the leading '/" needs to be included

 

 

switch -glob [HTTP::uri] {

 

"*/sandbox/" -

 

"*/pilot/" -

 

"*/whatif/" -

 

"*/intgtst/" -

 

"*/uatpr/" -

 

"*/uat/" -

 

"*/train/" { HTTP::uri "[HTTP::uri]jsp/common/pgLogin.jsp" }

 

"*/sandbox" -

 

"*/pilot" -

 

"*/whatif" -

 

"*/intgtst" -

 

"*/uatpr" -

 

"*/uat" -

 

"*/train" { HTTP::uri "[HTTP::uri]/jsp/common/pgLogin.jsp" }

 

}

 

if {[HTTP::uri] equals "/" }{

 

HTTP::uri "/uat/jsp/common/pgLogin.jsp"

 

}

 

 

}

 

}