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LTM Local traffic policy to many options!!! - Help needed!
Hi All, I've got a bit lost in how to do this, one of our app teams have a issue with a bought in peice of software that has hard coded the incorrect links to its css file and a image. There asking ...
Hi PSFletchTheTek ,
Yes there are various options available under LTM policy and you need to choose specific based on the different use cases. In your case, you can choose HTTP host and HTTP URI to match the condition and once it is matched, you can use REDIRECT to change the location.
I have given one of the sample LTM policy specific to the details given in your post. You may need to customize it based on other use cases if any. You can also match multiple hosts as well as multiple URIs or any combination and do the same redirection for all the matched traffic.
Hope it helps!
Mayur_Sutare
MVP
MVPHi PSFletchTheTek ,
Yes there are various options available under LTM policy and you need to choose specific based on the different use cases. In your case, you can choose HTTP host and HTTP URI to match the condition and once it is matched, you can use REDIRECT to change the location.
I have given one of the sample LTM policy specific to the details given in your post. You may need to customize it based on other use cases if any. You can also match multiple hosts as well as multiple URIs or any combination and do the same redirection for all the matched traffic.
Hope it helps!
Wow, thanks for the help and the graphic! (It's really helped!
Using the same HTTP Host and HTTP URI Match conditions, i've gone with a replace HTTP URL action.
But it looks like its doing just what i need it to do on my lab test system!
I've got to wait to get it into our production test system with change control!!!
Out of interest, is there a way to rewrite the page on the responce so the correct link appears in the page?
I think this can be done by a stream, but if i can capture its in a LTP it would much nicer with the other config for this site. Thanks!!!