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LTM check http or https the request and make action to it
- Oct 17, 2014
Create a virtual server that listens on the specified IP address, Port 80, and attach that irule to it. Add a redirect for the HTTPS version in an else clause.
Pseudocode example:
if (uri_matches) { redirect to port 443 } else { accept request (do nothing) }
You can also use a condition that checks for "TCP::local_port clientside" and reject if you get 80 (or whatever port your non-HTTP service is listening on).
Pseudocode example
if (TCP::local_port eq "80" and uri_matches) { redirect }
I'm not aware of a way to ask the question "is this an SSL connection"? Others can chime in if they have better ideas.
Create a virtual server that listens on the specified IP address, Port 80, and attach that irule to it. Add a redirect for the HTTPS version in an else clause.
Pseudocode example:
if (uri_matches) {
redirect to port 443
} else {
accept request (do nothing)
}
You can also use a condition that checks for "TCP::local_port clientside" and reject if you get 80 (or whatever port your non-HTTP service is listening on).
Pseudocode example
if (TCP::local_port eq "80" and uri_matches) {
redirect
}
I'm not aware of a way to ask the question "is this an SSL connection"? Others can chime in if they have better ideas.
- Micros_88999Oct 17, 2014NimbostratusHello, Thanks for the replay. The (TCP::local_port eq "80" and uri_matches) was a good idea for me. Thanks for it again. Best Regards, Csaba
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