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SNI Routing with BIG-IP

In the previous article, The Three HTTP Routing Patterns, Lori MacVittie covers 3 methods of routing. Today we will look at Server Name Indication (SNI) routing as an additional method of routing HTT...
Updated Mar 25, 2023
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@Piotr,

 

Re: why is SSL condition breaking HTTP part

 

The short answer is that you probably want to have a separate LTP for HTTP and HTTPS.

 

I suspect the issue is that with HTTP you are missing condition HTTP request for checking a host header and that is incompatible with your condition for SSL Client Hello for HTTPS. These two will keep on conflicting. With an iRule you could disable HTTP or SSL Persistence, but not sure whether it is feasible with a LTP.

 

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