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Size of the regular expression structure after compilation cannot exceed 43 bytes for load
balancing strings and 23 bytes for Web Cache Redirection. The size of regular expression
after compilation varies, based on regular expression characters used in the user input
string.
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Use "/" at the beginning of the regular expression. Otherwise a regular expression will
have "*" prefixed to it automatically. For example, "html/*\.htm" appears as
"*html/*\.htm".
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Incorrectly or ambiguously formatted regular expressions are rejected instantly. For exam-
ple:
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Configuring Regular Expressions
The regular expression feature is applicable to both URL SLB path strings and URL SLB redi-
rected expression strings. Configure regular expressions at the following CLI prompts:
/cfg/slb/layer7/slb/add
or
/cfg/slb/layer7/slb/redir/add
As a result, both HTTP SLB and WCR can use regular expression as the resource.
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load balance the incoming packets.
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where a "+" or "?" follows a special character like the "*"
A single "+" or "?" sign
Unbalanced brackets and parenthesis
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The more complex the structure of the string, the longer it will take for the server to
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