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Network Access without SNAT
- Dec 15, 2015
In order to get iRules to fire on traffic traversing SSLVPN, you need to use "Related iRules" configuration from the main APM virtual. You can't do this in the GUI, you have to use tmsh.
like: tmsh modify ltm virtual xxxx related-rules { yyyy }
where xxxx is your virtual server and yyyy is the irule name you want.
This function is pretty new, and I haven't personally tested very much with it. But what happens is that the irule you've specified in "related-rules" gets automatically pushed into the special Network Access listener virtual servers. It's avilable in:
- 11.4.1 hf9+
- 12.0
- 11.6.0 hf6+
- 11.5.3 hf2+
I think also that the system may need to be restarted for these changes to take effect (bigstart restart or reboot).
In order to get iRules to fire on traffic traversing SSLVPN, you need to use "Related iRules" configuration from the main APM virtual. You can't do this in the GUI, you have to use tmsh.
like: tmsh modify ltm virtual xxxx related-rules { yyyy }
where xxxx is your virtual server and yyyy is the irule name you want.
This function is pretty new, and I haven't personally tested very much with it. But what happens is that the irule you've specified in "related-rules" gets automatically pushed into the special Network Access listener virtual servers. It's avilable in:
- 11.4.1 hf9+
- 12.0
- 11.6.0 hf6+
- 11.5.3 hf2+
I think also that the system may need to be restarted for these changes to take effect (bigstart restart or reboot).
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