port address translation, can it be done with out an Irule ?

It'll do the port translation by default - no rule needed.

 

-Matt

Its a flag on the Virtual Server, usually found near the bottom of the Virtual Server config form on the web console - below address translation - so you can turn either off if you like.

I have the port translation flag marked as enabled, but still I am not being able to test it .

 

 

on the iis server I can do https://localhost:444/test.htm

 

 

but when I test OTA like https://VIP/test.htm I do not go any ahead.

ok I got it working

 

 

TY

Sounds like your problem may not be port translation, have you checked the request is hitting iis?

 

 

You may need a SNAT to ensure the response is routed correctly.

 

 

If there is a log entry on iis for the request https://VIP/test.htm post it here.

 

 

If there is not, I'd run tcpdump on the LTM and check the source address of the packets being forwarded to iis - depending on the return route you need you may need a SNAT.

 

 

A little more network info regarding the interfaces and desired route could help.

I have a similar problem, but the URL don´t has the :444 then the response of the server is a 404...

 

 

my inside is https://server.com/reportes an the virual have to be https://server.com:444/reportes

 

 

I dont like a redirect, the user never have to see the port

 

 

some bady can help me

Hi Luis,

If you want to insert :444 in the Host header if it's not present, you can use an iRule like this:

when HTTP_REQUEST {

    Check if host header has a value and doesn't already have :444
   if {[HTTP::host] ne "" && [getfield [HTTP::host] ":" 2] ne "444"}{

       Append :444 to the host header value
      HTTP::header replace Host "[HTTP::host]:444"
   }
}

Aaron