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>> HTTP Load Balancing# urlchang
Note: The match condition applies to the response.
Current URL Change configuration disabled
Enter enabled/disabled or clear [e|d|c] [c]: e
Enter hostname match type [sufx|prefx|eq|incl|any] [any]:
Enter path match type [sufx|prefx|eq|incl|any] []: prefx
Enter path to match []: abcd
Enter page name to match or none []:
Enter page type to match or none []:
Enter path action type [insert|replace|remove|none] []: insert
Enter path to insert []: aa
Insert the specified path before or after the matched section? [b|a] []: b
Enter new page name or none []:
Enter new page type or none []:
Enhancing Server Security by Hiding Server Identity
Alteon lets you modify server responses by replacing HTTP headers that include information about
the server computer and operating system. By default modifying server responses is disabled.
To hide the server identity
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.
2. Access and enable server resource cloaking.
>>Main# /cfg/slb/virt 1/service 80/http/cloaksrv ena
Enhancing Security by Hiding Page Locations
Alteon enables you to hide links within the server responses to avoid exposing the internal data
structure on the server. When hiding path locations, specified URLs within the server responses are
removed and added back to the client requests.
For example, if the user wants to hide a path with "newsite", all links such as
www.site.com/newsite/page.htm appear to the user as www.site.com/page.htm. Therefore,
newsite will be added at the beginning of the path to all requests to www.site.com.
You can enable, disable, or clear the path obfuscation configuration.
Document ID: RDWR-ALOS-V2900_AG1302
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