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A friend of mine who also happens to be a BIG-IP user (yes, I have friends who are not BIG-IP users for those keeping score) hit me up on Skype recently to inquire about a problem he was facing with ...
Published Dec 18, 2012
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Apr 02, 2014
Nope, this iRule is in production for a friend of mine. If neither of those headers exist and if they do exist but the values don't match, then the request just passes through the event logic unscathed. If they do match both conditions, the requests are redirected to the preview page, but a request for the preview page will not match this logic, so the iRule won't cause a loop.