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Resolve a hostname by BIG-IP it's self, when to use "HTTP exlicit proxy"
Hi Guys.
I'm looking for a way to resolve the hostname by not using "DNS resolvers", when to use "HTTP explict proxy".
My goal is to resolve the name of the internal web server by BIG-IP it's self when bigip is as a proxy. Trying to modify /etc/hosts as a test and access to the virtual server, which is configured as Proxy, from my client but couldn't resolve the name as below.
/etc/hosts
cat hosts
THIS IS AN AUTO-GENERATED FILE - DO NOT EDIT!!!
Use the tmsh shell utility to make changes to the system configuration.
For more information, see tmsh -a help sys global-settings.
.
.
172.18.20.80 www.sample.xyz
`
The result of typing curl to access to my proxy virtual server.
> curl -x 192.168.19.101:3235 -L http://www.sample.xyz
DNS lookup failed
Does anyone have any ideas? Even though I could use irule, would it be a bit difficult?
1 Reply
- Andy_McGrath
Cumulonimbus
Not 100% if this is going to help but take a look at this great codeshare Dynamic FQDN Node DNS Resolution based on URI with Route Domains and Caching iRule
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