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Use the no http-header command to remove a HTTP header field match from a
traffic-flow definition.
Related Commands
http-header-exclude
Examples
v Creates the TFDef1 traffic-flow definition. HTTP traffic that contains a From
v Removes HTTP traffic that contains a From request header field from the TFDef1
http-header-exclude
Specifies an HTTP header field and associated header field value to be excluded
from the traffic-flow definition.
Syntax
http-header-exclude field pattern
no http-header-exclude field
Parameters
field
pattern Defines a shell-style match pattern that defines the contents of the HTTP
Guidelines
A traffic flow definition may contain multiple http-header-exclude commands.
In the absence of an http-header or http-header-exclude command, HTTP header
contents are not considered when evaluating an individual message against a
traffic-flow definition.
Use the no http-header-exclude command to remove a HTTP header field
exclusion from a traffic-flow definition.
Related Commands
http-header
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Command Reference
request header field with the string @businessPartner.com is defined as part of
the target traffic flow.
# message-matching TFDef1
Message matching configuration mode
# http-header From *@businessParter.com
#
traffic-flow definition.
# message-matching TFDef1
Message matching configuration mode
# no http-header From
#
Identifies an HTTP header field as defined in sections 4.5, 5.3, 6.2, and 7.1
of RFC 2616.
header field.
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