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thantzinz_17407
Nimbostratus
Dec 02, 2018why port 6699 is listening ?
Hi all,
Why port 6699 is listening and accepting traffic even there is no 6699 in tmsh list net self-allow output ?
Regards, TZ
To use variable with string map, it expects list argument. Also no curly braces for defining variables. Try below code
when HTTP_REQUEST { log local0. "Request URL: [HTTP::host][HTTP::uri]" if { [class match [HTTP::uri] starts_with intranet_redirect_datagroup] } { set full_uri [HTTP::uri] log local0. "full URI - $full_uri" set old_uri [class match -name [HTTP::uri] starts_with intranet_redirect_datagroup] set new_uri [class match -value [HTTP::uri] starts_with intranet_redirect_datagroup] log local0. "old_uri - $old_uri" log local0. "new_uri - $new_uri" set rewrite_uri [string map [list "$old_uri" "$new_uri"] [HTTP::uri]] log local0. "New full URI - $rewrite_uri" HTTP::respond 302 Location "https://cloud1.sharepoint.com$rewrite_uri" " return } }
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- Samir_Jha_52506
Noctilucent
Because local mcpd process connects to the local Traffic Management Microkernel (TMM) process over port 6699.
Fore more info check article
- thantzinz_17407
Nimbostratus
Hi Bro f5_rock,
Thanks for your reply, so it does mean local mcpd connect local TMM over port 6699 within same TMOS ?
- blackyito_37826
Nimbostratus
it does mean local mcpd connect local ?
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