forwarding

is something like this?

when HTTP_REQUEST {
     if {[string tolower [HTTP::host]] equals "www.mydomaion.com" and \
          [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] equals "/access/index.aspx"} {
          node 192.168.10.15 80
     }
}

Me is iRules newbie , so you reckon will work?

 

I'd try setting this up on a test virtual server. Nitass' example will do exactly what you described, but it's worth it to test first.

 

 

Aaron

nitass' code looks solid, and if you're looking to do this for a single URI / host pair it will work just fine (though Aaron's right, always test first). If you're looking to do multiple URI/host pairs, keep the class command in mind (if you're on v10 or later, the findclass command pre v10). Creating a data group that maps the URI to the desired host/port would be ideal for managing large numbers of these mappings, if you need to go that route.

 

 

Colin

many thanks nitass and all