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iRule Recipe 1: Single URL Explicit Redirect

Series Introduction Let's face it: there aren't many people out there who have extensive experience with Tcl. Since iRules is a Tcl dialect, that means that finding a solid iRules solution can be ...
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Dec 20, 2016

How to you mean? The rule looks sensible to me, depending on what you want to achieve. If the Host header contains a name in the abc.com domain, then it will send a redirect to the client to the first request target, appending the original request target to the end. If the Host header contains a name in the def.com domain, then it redirects to the second request target, appending the original again.