iRule that routes multiple URLS to a single URL

Hi,

Just for clarification, you have 2 VIP/VS?

Or only one VS that host both hostname ? if it's case you have only one application that's right?

Regards,

Hi Youssef;

Only one VS that host both hostnames for the two customer FQDNs

Thanks you

There are a few ways you can achieve this, I've supplied a couple. Assuming when you say, 'route them to' you have your pools set up and you need to replace the host header and use the appropriate URI?

This could be one option, put your two FQDNs in a list with the one you want to ultimately use in the first entry.

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    set fqdnList {www.host1.com www.host2.com}
    if {[lsearch $fqdnList [HTTP::host]] != -1} {
        if {([HTTP::uri] equals "/access") || ([HTTP::uri] equals "/")} {
            HTTP::host [lindex $fqdnList 0]
            HTTP::uri "/content"
        }
    }
}

This alternative method maybe easier to understand:

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    if {([HTTP::host] equals "www.host1.com") || ([HTTP::host] equals "www.host2.com") } {
        if {([HTTP::uri] equals "/access") || ([HTTP::uri] equals "/")} {
            HTTP::host www.host1.com
            HTTP::uri "/content"
        }
    }
}

Hi,

you can try this:

 when HTTP_REQUEST {

 set hostname [string tolower [HTTP::host]]

if { [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/access/" &&  [HTTP::host] equals "fqdn2.com" }{
   HTTP::uri [string map {/access/ /content/} [HTTP::uri]]
   HTTP::header replace Host "fqdn1.com"
} elseif {[HTTP::uri] equals "/access" &&  [HTTP::host] equals "fqdn1.com" } {
   HTTP::uri [string map {/access/ /content/} [HTTP::uri]]
}

}

Add this event if necessary if you want to manage response.

when HTTP_RESPONSE {

if { [HTTP::header is_redirect] && $hostname equals "fqdn1.com"} {
    HTTP::header replace Location [string map -nocase "fqdn1.com fqdn2.com" [HTTP::header value Location]]
}
}