Apcf Example - Cisco PIX 500 Series Configuration Manual

Chapter 37 Configuring Clientless SSL VPN
Table 37-7 APCF XML Tags (continued)
Tag
<conditions>... </conditions>
<action> ... </action>
<do>...</do>
<sed-script> TEXT </sed-script>

APCF Example

The following example shows what an APCF profile looks like.
<APCF>
<version>1.0</version>
<application>
<id>Do not compress content from notsogood.com</id>
<apcf-entities>
OL-12172-03
<process-request-header>
<conditions>
<server-fnmatch>*.notsogood.com</server-fnmatch>
</conditions>
<action>
<do><no-gzip/></do>
</action>
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A child element of the pre/post-process tags that specifies
criteria for processing such as:
http-version (such as 1.1, 1.0, 0.9)
http-method (get, put, post, webdav)
http-scheme (http, https, other)
server-regexp regular expression containing ("a".."z" |
"A".."Z" | "0".."9" | ".-_*[]?"))
server-fnmatch (regular expression containing ("a".."z" |
"A".."Z" | "0".."9" | ".-_*[]?+()\{},")),
user-agent-regexp
user-agent-fnmatch
request-uri-regexp
request-uri-fnmatch
If more than one of condition tags are present, the security
appliance performs a logical AND for all tags.
Wraps one or more actions to perform on the content under
specified conditions; define each of these actions with the
following <do> tag or the <sed-script> tag.
Defines one of the following actions:
<no-rewrite/>
<no-toolbar/>
<no-gzip/>
<force-cache/>
<force-no-cache/>
The child element of the action tag. The TEXT must be a
valid Sed script. The <sed-script> applies to the
<conditions> tag defined before it.
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