TCP Port Redirect

Regarding formatting try:

 

 

when CLIENT_ACCEPTED {

 

if {[matchclass [TCP::client_port ] equals $ports ]}{

 

node 167.206.169.130

 

} else {

 

discard

 

}

 

}

 

 

Must catch bus.... will take another look tomorrow!

 

To create a class to match against, in the Big-IP Web interface, navigate to: "Local Traffic -> Virtual Servers -> iRules" and then click on the "Data Group List" tab.

 

 

From here click, enter a name and add some integers to match your TCP Ports.

 

 

Hope this helps.

You'll also need to use global variable syntax to reference a class, as classes are global constructs:

when CLIENT_ACCEPTED {
  if {[matchclass [TCP::client_port ] equals $::ports]}{
    node 167.206.169.130
  } else {
    discard
  }
}

/deb

(and I think what Nato is getting at is that the class is not part of the rule itself, instead must be created elsewhere and referenced by the iRule)

 

 

/deb

There was also a missing a curly brace in my rule revision above -- I've edited to correct that.

Thanks, however it looks like the rule is not working. I have the rule applied to a virtual server with the following setup. and I see that there's too much traffic. I am trying to control traffic from my inside clients trying to access the internet - I would like to redirect specific ports to the ISP with the most bandwidth.

 

 

network 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0

 

and all ports