Monitoring node with npath routing

Hi,

 

 

I think you'd need to create a second HTTP class with a URI filter for /admin and use a separate policy with customized attack signatures. You'd want to add the admin HTTP class at the top of the list of classes on the VIP to ensure /admin requests would match that class and all others would go to the default class and corresponding policy.

 

 

Aaron

I have the same issue, but was wondering if there are any examples of such a customized attack signature.

 

In the iRule forum, there are several threads on how to block access to certain pages of a virtual server. For example, we want to allow access to

 

http://my.domain.com/login

 

http://my.domain.com/report

 

etc...

 

 

...and want to block access to:

 

http://my.domain.com/webconsole

 

 

Several of the forums mention that to completely block undesired pages, ASM is a better tool to use. Specifically, it implies that ASM would be able to block several different forms of accessing the page maliciously, such as:

 

http://my.domain.com/%77%65%62%63%6F%6E%73%6F%6C%65

 

http://my.domain.com/report/../webconsole

 

etc...

 

 

Note that while /webconsole is used as an example, there is a set of such paths. Is there an ASM article to which I can refer that explains specifically how to create a custom ASM signature for this case?

 

Hi Don, check your new post for more info (Click here).

 

 

Aaron