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%dynamic% | *
Guidelines
The remote-address command specifies the address-port pair of the backend server
for the current XML Firewall. XML Firewall types differ in how they route client
requests to the target server.
You must specify both a local and remote address and an XML manager when
configuring an XML Firewall. Other commands enable enhanced functions or alter
default values.
Related Commands
local-address, xml-manager
Examples
v Specifies the interface-port pair of the web or application server as
v Supports multiple servers. Actual server addresses are extracted using the
v Operating under server control, loops back a received document after
request-attachments
Specifies the processing mode for SOAP attachments in client requests.
Syntax
request-attachment mode
Parameters
mode
Sets the XML Firewall type to static backend.
Sets the XML Firewall type to loopback.
Sets the XML Firewall type to dynamic backend, which means that the
address of the target server is dynamically extracted from the client request
using the dp:set-target or dp:xset-target extension elements.
10.10.1.100:45000.
# remote-address 10.10.1.100 45000
#
set-target() or xset-target() extension elements.
# remote-address %dynamic%
#
performing document processing.
# remote-address loopback
#
Specifies one of the following keywords to indicate the processing mode
for SOAP attachments:
allow Allows messages that contain attachments, and processes needed
attachments. Needed attachments are buffered, but attachments
that are not needed might be streamed directly to output.
Attachments are buffered when an action in the processing rule
requests any of the following:
v Needed attachments
Chapter 106. XML Firewall configuration mode
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