08-Dec-2021 14:34
Hello,
Can someone please tell me if it is possible to achieve the scenario I am trying to accomplish using iRule?
We are currently using a SaaS-based application which has a weird URL and it is not easy to remember (e.g. https://214124124.sdsddasd.com:10020). What I am looking to achieve is that when a user enters the URL https://mytestsite, it should be able to redirect to the SaaS-based application without changing the URL in the address bar. It should stay mytestsite.
09-Dec-2021 01:07
You can use proxypass iRule to achieve this. Please take a look at below discussion
https://devcentral.f5.com/s/question/0D51T00008zPVXjSAO/url-rewriteproxypass-functionality?page=1
09-Dec-2021
07:42
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24-Mar-2022
01:24
by
li-migration
Please note that the destination is running on https://mytestsite:10020. Is it possible to redirect on non-HTTP(s) port?
09-Dec-2021 07:52
Yes. You don't need to give port in client URL, users can access https://mytestsite. I hope you own the domain for mytestsite and VIP for it is configured on your F5. You would need to create a fqdn pool for the destination "214124124.sdsddasd.com" , port 10020 and map this to the mystestsite VIP. F5 will do the port translation. Use proxypass iRule mentioned in the above discussion to rewrite HOST header. Hope this helps.