Http-Client-Ip-Label; Http-Server-Version - IBM WebSphere XS40 Command Reference Manual

http-client-ip-label

Identifies the HTTP header that contains the IP address of the calling client.
Syntax
http-client-ip-label header
no http-client-ip-label
Parameters
header Identifies the HTTP header that contains the IP address. The default is
Guidelines
The http-client-ip-label command identifies the HTTP header that contains the IP
address of the calling client. When defined, the IP address of the calling client is
read from this HTTP header. This IP address will then be used for monitoring and
logging.
Use the no http-client-ip-label command to disable the reading of the HTTP
header to identify the IP address of the calling client.
Examples
v Disables the reading of the HTTP header to identify the IP address of the calling

http-server-version

Selects the HTTP version to use on the server-side (backend) connection.
Syntax
http-server-version {HTTP/1.0 | HTTP/1.1}
Parameters
HTTP/1.0
HTTP/1.1
Examples
v Indicates that the connection to the backend server uses HTTP 1.0.
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Command Reference
# host-rewriting off
. .
.
# host-rewriting on
#
X-Client-IP.
client. Subsequently, enables this function to read the IP address from the
X-Forwarded-For HTTP header for monitoring and logging.
# no http-client-ip-label
. .
.
# http-client-ip-label X-Forwarded-For
#
Specifies the server uses HTTP 1.0.
(Default) Specifies the server uses HTTP 1.1