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NimbostratusSmae VIP with SSL for multiple application, URL based forwarding
Hello mates, I need help on below scenario working on https. /
example :- if url https://hello.abc.com will be go to Pool :- hello.abc.com
if url https://hi.abc.com will go to Pool :- hi.abc.com
where VIP is same with https port for https://hello.abc.com & https://hi.abc.com
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Dheer_282482Hello mates, I need help on below scenario working on https. /
example :- if url https://hello.abc.com will be go to Pool :- hello.abc.com
if url https://hi.abc.com will go to Pool :- hi.abc.com where VIP is same with https port for https://hello.abc.com & https://hi.abc.com- Benjamin_Cuisin
Hi,
You can choose LTM policies or irules to have several fqdn on the same Virtual Server. If you are using SSL, you need to provision a valid SSL certificate. A SAN certificate or a wildcard is required.
- Benjamin_Cuisin
If you choose using the irule, you can try the following one :
when HTTP_REQUEST { switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::host]] { "hello.abc.com*" { pool poolname1 } "hi.abc.com*" { pool poolname2 } } }You also need to assign a oneconnect profile to avoid Load Balancing decision issues.
- Dheer_282482
Hi Benjamin ,
Thanks it's working with HTTP, but not with HTTPS.
ekaleidoCirrus
Create a string datagroup named hostpools like the following:
when HTTP_REQUEST { set hostpool [class match -value [string tolower [HTTP::host]] equals hostpools] if { $hostpool ne "" } { pool $hostpool } else { discard } }- Dheer_282482
HI Ekaleido,
Not able to create irule based on your suggestion
can you help me for mapping example :- if url https://hello.abc.com will be go to Pool :- hello.abc.com
if url https://hi.abc.com will go to Pool :- hi.abc.com
where VIP is same with https port for https://hello.abc.com & https://hi.abc.com - ekaleido
My iRule does exactly what you're asking for, it just uses a data group to validate that the URL is valid and should be delivered, then it delivers it to a pool sharing the name of the host.
ekaleido_26616Cirrocumulus
Create a string datagroup named hostpools like the following:
when HTTP_REQUEST { set hostpool [class match -value [string tolower [HTTP::host]] equals hostpools] if { $hostpool ne "" } { pool $hostpool } else { discard } }- Dheer_282482
HI Ekaleido,
Not able to create irule based on your suggestion
can you help me for mapping example :- if url https://hello.abc.com will be go to Pool :- hello.abc.com
if url https://hi.abc.com will go to Pool :- hi.abc.com
where VIP is same with https port for https://hello.abc.com & https://hi.abc.com - ekaleido_26616
My iRule does exactly what you're asking for, it just uses a data group to validate that the URL is valid and should be delivered, then it delivers it to a pool sharing the name of the host.
