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pre-requisite
Guidelines
The policy-type command determines how the current Profile operates. However,
an Application Security Policy can run more than one Request Profile on any single
transaction. When there is more than one Request Profile, the policy type
determines how the current profile relates to other profiles in the Application
Security Policy.
Related Commands
application-security-policy (Global)
ratelimiter-policy
Assigns or removes a Rate Limit Policy Applies to all requests.
Syntax
ratelimiter-policy name
no ratelimiter-policy name
Parameters
name
Guidelines
A Rate Limit policy is optional. A Rate Limit Policy restricts identities, as
determined by an AAA Policy or the client IP address (when not using an AAA
Policy), to a specific number of transactions per second or a specific number of
concurrent transaction connections. Use the Global simple-rate-limit command to
create a policy.
Use the no ratelimiter-policy command to remove the policy, which enforces no
rate limiting on requests.
Related Commands
simple-rate-limit (Global)
Examples
v Assigns the portal-rates Rate Limit Policy to the current Web Application
v Removes the Rate Limit Policy from the current Web Application Request
request (the transaction request) is immediately forwarded to the back end
service. No other matching profile is run.
If a request passes the criteria set forth in this profile, any other profiles
that match the request may now run. The request is not necessarily
forwarded to the back end service. However, if there are no other matching
profiles and the request passes this profile, the request will then be passed
to the back end service.
Specifies the name of an existing Rate Limit Policy.
Request Profile.
# ratelimiter-policy portal-rates
#
Profile.
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