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3. Enable or disable HTTP redirection, and then enter a new error code and a new error reason.
>> Use http redirection? [y:n]: y
>> Enter URL for redirection: http://www.changesite.com
>> Enter new error code []: 302
Example
To change server responses with error code 333 or 444 to a redirection to
www.alternatesite.com/trythis, use the following configuration:
>> HTTP Load Balancing# errcode
Current error code configuration:
Disabled << It should work only if it's Enabled
Enter enabled/disabled or clear [e|d|c] [c]: e
Enter match error code(s), e.g 203,204 []: 333,444
Use http redirection [y/n] [y]:
Enter URL for redirection []: http://www.alternatesite.com/trythis
Changing URLs in Server Responses
Alteon lets you update the links within the server responses that do not match the actual object
location on the servers. By changing the URL, the server responses are updated with the correct
URLs. This can be used when the content of the servers has been moved, but the links have not yet
been updated. You can match the hostname, URL, page and page type within the server responses,
and update the URL, page and page type within the server responses.
When editing the existing configuration, the current configuration is displayed in square brackets [ ]
to facilitate the update. To clear the existing configuration of the page name and page type, enter
None.
By default, URL path change modification is disabled.
Note: Using these commands results in path modifications only. The protocol (HTTP or HTTPS) and
the port (when specified) are not modified.
To change URLs in server responses
1. Ensure that Alteon is configured for basic SLB:
— Assign an IP address to each of the real servers in the server pool.
— Define an IP interface.
— Define each real server.
— Assign servers to real server groups.
— Define virtual servers and services.
Document ID: RDWR-ALOS-V2900_AG1302
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Server Load Balancing
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