(Supporting ADX v03.1.00) Owner's manual

Brocade Virtual ADX Graphical User Interface Guide 111
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HTTP
Header
Allows the Brocade
Virtual ADX to make a
load balancing decision
based on the contents of
an HTTP header field in
an incoming packet.
Under Settings for HTTP Header Rule, provide the following
information:
• Header Type: Click one of the following:
- Well Known HTTP Header: Select a well known header
using which you want the Brocade Virtual ADX to make a
load balancing decision.
- User Defined Header: Specify a header field using which
you want the Brocade Virtual ADX to make a load
balancing decision.
• Operator: Select one of the following operators from the list:
- Prefix — To match if the HTTP header field begins with the
specified prefix.
- Suffix — To match if the HTTP header field ends with the
specified suffix.
- Pattern — To match if the specified pattern exists
anywhere within the HTTP header field.
- Equals — To match if the HTTP header field is equal to the
specified value.
- Exists — To match if the HTTP header field exists in the
incoming packet.
- Search — To match if the HTTP header field contains any
one of the specified values.
• Value: Enter a value that has to match with the HTTP header
field.
HTTP
Method
Allows the Brocade
Virtual ADX to make a
load balancing decision
based on the HTTP
method in an incoming
packet.
Under the Settings for HTTP Method Rule, select one of the
following HTTP methods from the HTTP Method list. The HTTP
method can be:
GET,HEAD,POST,OPTIONS,PUT,DELETE,TRACE,PROPFIND,MOVE,
CONNECT,BDELTE,PROPPATCH,COPY,LOCK,UNLOCK,MKCOL,BCOPY,
BMOVE,POLL,SUBSCRIBE, UNSUBSCRIBE, SEARCH, REPORT,
NOTIFY, BPROPPATCH,BPROPFIND, MKCALENDAR, RPC_OUT_DATA,
RPC_IN_DATA, and X-MS-ENUMATTS.
HTTP
Version
Allows the Brocade
Virtual ADX to make a
load balancing decision
based on the HTTP
version of an incoming
packet.
Under the Settings for HTTP Version Rule, Select the version of the
HTTP from the HTTP Version list. The version can be:
1.0 or 1.1.
TABLE 23 Rule type settings (Continued)
Rule Type Function Your Action