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SLB Exercise: URL Grouping & Redirects

The document outlines the creation of two groups and three content classes with specific URL matches for a web service. It includes instructions for redirecting traffic from www.x.lab to www.y.lab, denying access to www.z.lab, and displaying a custom denial page. Additionally, it provides a script for handling HTTP requests and responding with a message when a specific rule is matched.

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SLB Exercise: URL Grouping & Redirects

The document outlines the creation of two groups and three content classes with specific URL matches for a web service. It includes instructions for redirecting traffic from www.x.lab to www.y.lab, denying access to www.z.lab, and displaying a custom denial page. Additionally, it provides a script for handling HTTP requests and responding with a message when a specific rule is matched.

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Content SLB Exercise

Create 2 Groups:
Real 1 – in One Group
Real 2 – Second Group

Create 3 content classes with URL match


[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
Service 80 redirect [Link] to [Link] and group 2
[Link] = deny
Set a sorry page for when the service is denied with AppShappe++
Set Default group to group 1
Change host file on local computer www.x/y/[Link] = <lab url>
Script

when INIT {

set static::STATUS_CODE "200"

set static::CONTENT “Website [Link] is not in service please check back soon"

when HTTP_CRULE_MATCH {

if { [HTTP::crule] == “<Rule ID in Service>" } {

HTTP::respond $static::STATUS_CODE content $static::CONTENT

}}
-----END

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