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This specifies that the value of the rule should be matched at the end of the received
URL.
5.5. [no] regex+host
This specifies that the value of the rule should be matched against the concatenated hostname and received
URL string.
5.6. [no] host
This specifies that the value of the rule should be matched at the start of the concatenated hostname and
received URL string.
5.7. [no] host
This specifies that the value of the rule should be matched at the end of the concatenated hostname and
received URL string.
Note: If no prefix or postfix option is enabled, the default rule matching will be a regular expression.
Specifying no to any of the above options reverts the matching back to regular expression matching without
any hostname concatenations.
5.8. Show
Displays the value of the current rule.
5.9. Help
Lists the commands that are available at the rule edit command level.
5.10. End
Terminate the CLI session. Any changes since entering the rules command level will be ignored.
5.11. Exit
Leave the rule edit command level and return to the rules command level. Modifications will not be saved
until after the rules command level is “exited”.
6. Virtual Service (VIP) command level
The following commands are available at the Virtual Service command level. No changes will be
made to the system until the user performs an “exit” from this level. If the VIP has errors, the user
will be asked if the VIP should be discarded. If the VIP is discarded, the input will return to the top
level. If the VIP is not discarded, the input will remain at the Virtual Service command level, the
user may then correct the error.
6.1. [no] Adaptive <String>
Specifies whether the Virtual Service should support adaptive health checking. The only current method is
“http_rs”. To disable adaptive health checking for a Virtual Service, the command <no adaptive> should be
used.
6.2. Add <IPspec>
This command adds the Real Server as specified by the <IPspec> to the Virtual Service. It also switches the
input into the Real Server command level. Upon return from the Real Server command level, further Real
Servers can be added to the Virtual Service.
6.3. Address <IPspec>