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Use the no http-client-ip-label command to disable the reading of the HTTP
header to identify the IP address of the calling client.
Examples
v Disables the reading of the HTTP header to identify the IP address of the calling
http-server-version
Selects the HTTP version to use on the server-side (backend) connection of the
current Web Service Proxy.
Syntax
http-server-version {HTTP/1.0 | HTTP/1.1 }
Parameters
HTTP/1.0
HTTP/1.1
include-content-type-encoding
Enables or disables the inclusion of character set encoding data in content-type
headers that are generated by the Web Service Proxy.
Syntax
Enables the inclusion of character set encoding data
Disables the inclusion of character set encoding data
Guidelines
Assume a UTF-8 encoded XML document. When enabled, the content-type header
contains text/xml; charset=UTF-8. When disabled, the content-type header
contains text/xml.
Use the no include-content-type-encoding command to disable the inclusion of
character set encoding data. The default, is to disable the inclusion of character set
encoding data.
inject
Injects a nonstandard HTTP header field into the packet stream between a Web
Service Proxy and an HTTP client or server.
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Command Reference
client. Subsequently, enables this function to read the IP address from the
X-Forwarded-For HTTP header for monitoring and logging.
# no http-client-ip-label
. .
.
# http-client-ip-label X-Forwarded-For
#
Indicates version 1.0 of the protocol.
(Default) Indicates version 1.1 of the protocol.
include-content-type-encoding
no include-content-type-encoding
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