MODIFY URI WITH IRULE
Hi I need to help me with an Irule that doesn't change the URI that client send. when HTTP_REQUEST { switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] { "/swscersalud*" { pool Pool_Consorcio_test HTTP::uri "/Services/Utility/certificacionSalud/WS/Implementation/Service.serviceagent/WSCERSALUDSoapEndpoint" } "/wsconadmo*" { HTTP::uri "/Services/Utility/OyS/WS/Implementation/WSCONADMO.serviceagent/OySSoapEndpoint" pool Pool_Consorcio_test_V2 } "/wscomeps*" { log local0. "Incio wscomeps[HTTP::uri]" pool Pool_Consorcio_test_V3 HTTP::uri "/Services/Utility/siam/WS/Implementation/WSSIAM.serviceagent" log local0. "Cambio wscomeps [HTTP::uri]" } "/wssispos*" { log local0. "Incio wsispos [HTTP::uri]" pool Pool_Consorcio_test_V4 HTTP::uri "/Services/Utility/serviciosAportes/WS/Implementation/WSSISPOS_ServiciosAportes.serviceagent" log local0. "Modifico wsispos [HTTP::uri]" } } } when HTTP_REQUEST_SEND { switch [LB::server addr] { "10.237.146.1" { clientside { HTTP::header replace Host "vmpesbserver:14005" } } "10.237.146.2" { clientside { HTTP::header replace Host "vmpesbserver2:14005" } } } } In adition i need that the Irule identify the server and modify the hostname, but if the client send "/swscersalud" the port is 14000, if the client send "/wsconadmo" the port is 14003, if the client send "/wscomeps" the port is 14004 and if the client send "/wssispos" the port is 14005. The LTM has version 10.2.4
PowerShell - How to modify system iFile?
I use PowerShell to upload a text file containing a number of parameters that I want to use in an existing iRule. Through the web-gui I have already created an iFile named 'iFileApiKeys'. In PowerShell I use this procedure to upload the text file: $length = "0-" + ($fileContent.Length - 1) + "/" + $fileContent.Length $headers = @{ "Content-Range" = $length} $uploadResult = Invoke-WebRequest $URL -Method POST -Headers $headers -InFile $filePathPlusTextfile - ContentType "multipart/form-data" -TimeoutSec 20 -Credential $mycreds | ConvertFrom-Json Write-Host "Upload Result:" Write-Host $uploadResult According to the 'uploadResult' the file ends up in the folder:'var/config/rest/downloads/iFileApiKeys.txt' on my F5 LTM Using 'SuperPutty' I can via tmos (tmsh) modify the existing system iFile by executing: `tmos> modify /sys file ifile iFileApiKeys source-path file:///var/config/rest/downloads/iFileApiKeys.txt My problem is that I can't seem to find the correct PowerShell command to achieve the same result as the tmos (tmsh) command does. I want to use and actually think I should use: `Invoke-Webrequest -Method Put` I've been trying to emulate an example taken from a Jason Rahm post on this site: https://devcentral.f5.com/articles/getting-started-with-icontrol-working-with-the-system-20592 Like this: $sysIfilePath = "/mgmt/tm/sys/file/ifile/iFileApiKeys" `$sysPath = "https://" + $host_address + $sysIfilePath $updateresult = Invoke-WebRequest -Method Put -Uri $sysPath -Headers $headers -Credential $mycreds -Body $body But this command fails unfortunately, My assumption is that I don't fill $headers and/or $body with the correct values. When executing a GET for my sys iFile object the result is: ``{"kind":"tm:sys:file:ifile:ifilestate","name":"iFileApiKeys","fullPath":"iFileApiKeys","generation":10970077,"selfLink":"https://localhost/mgmt/tm/sys/file/ifile/iFileApiKeys?ver=13.1.0.2","chec ksum":"SHA1:878:52a261b5a113db5c9421a54e1e8b5685e7da7a4d","createTime":"2018-11-26T22:52:08Z","createdBy":"per.eriksson","lastUpdateTime":"2018-12-08T19:49:15Z","mode":33188,"revision":24,"size" :878,"sourcePath":"file:///var/config/rest/downloads/iFileApiKeys.txt","updatedBy":"per.eriksson"} Anyone out there that can point me in the right direction on how to update my sys iFile using PowerShell? Thank you! /Per