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remote-address %dynamic%
remote-address %loopback%
remote-address {%proxy% | *}
Parameters
address port
load-balancer
%dynamic%
%loopback%
%proxy% | *
Guidelines
XSL Proxy types differ in how they route and forward client requests to the target
server.
You must specify both a local and remote address when configuring an XSL Proxy.
Related Commands
local-address, xml-manager
Examples
v Specifies a backend server at 10.10.1.100:45000, which is a static-backend proxy.
ssl
Assigns an SSL Proxy Profile.
Syntax
ssl name
no ssl
Specifies a dotted decimal IP address or host name with the port (in the
range 0 to 65535) that identifies a single, specific server address-port pair.
Sets the XSL Proxy type to static backend, which means that the XSL Proxy
supports the single, specified server.
Specifies the name of an existing Load Balancer Group that identifies
server address-port pairs of its members.
Sets the XSL Proxy type to static backend.
Sets the XSL Proxy 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.
Sets the proxy type to loopback.
Sets the XSL Proxy type to strict proxy, which means that the address of
the target server is extracted from HTTP directives.
# remote-address 10.10.1.100 45000
#
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