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Content Matching Rules

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Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • Advantages of Content Rules
  • Configure a Virtual Service to use Content Rules
    • Setting up Content Rules
    • Configuring Virtual Services
    • Content Rules WUI Options
      • Content Matching
      • Add Header
      • Delete Header
      • Replace Header
      • Modify URL
      • Replace String in Response Body
      • Force Complete RS Match
      • Limitations of Using Regular Expressions in the LoadMaster WUI
    • Content Matching Rules
      • Adding Content Matching Rules
      • Associating Content Matching Rules to a Virtual Service
    • Header Modification
      • Adding Header Modification Rules
      • Associating Header Rules to a Virtual Service
      • SSL Information in Client Request Headers
    • Response Body String Replacement
      • Adding Response Body String Replacement Rules
      • Associating Response Body String Replacement Rules to a Virtual Service
  • Perl Compatible Regular Expressions
  • Shell Regular Expressions
  • Content Rules Cookbook
    • Match Host or Domain
    • Change Domain or Host
    • Match URL or Directory
    • Change URL or Directory
    • Naked Domain Rewrite
    • Rewrite Clients from "/" to "/testpage"
    • Redirect Content to a Different URL While Keeping the Directory or Path
    • Redirecting Clients from HTTP to HTTPS
    • Change the Host Seen by the Real Server
    • Match on Source IP
    • URL Rewrite Based on Source IP
    • Add the SSL Secure Flag and HTTPonly Flag to Cookies from the Real Server
    • User-Agent String
    • Changing the User-Agent String
    • Content Match on a Query
    • Content Matching Rule Example
      • Content Matching Rules
      • Virtual Services
  • References
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Content Matching Rules

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  • Last Updated: December 9, 2024
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    • LoadMaster
    • LoadMaster LTSF
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Content Matching rules are also known as selection rules. These rules allow you to match all or some of a Header Field or URL string and then set flags if there is a match.

Contents
  • Adding Content Matching Rules
  • Associating Content Matching Rules to a Virtual Service
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