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Examples
v Makes the recipient parameter with a value of ALICE and the type parameter
v Makes foobar parameter with a value of value available to the current proxy.
v Makes the foobar parameter with a value of value available to the current proxy.
v Deletes the recipient parameter from the current proxy.
v Deletes all parameters from the current proxy.
persistent-connections
Enables or disables HTTP 1.1 persistent connections on the proxy-to-server
connection.
Syntax
Enables persistent connections
Disables persistent connections
Guidelines
With persistent connections enabled, the default state for both HTTP 1.0 and HTTP
1.1, the DataPower service negotiates with the remote HTTP peer and establishes a
persistent connection, if agreeable to the peer.
With persistent connections disabled, the DataPower service refuses to negotiate
the establishment of persistent connections.
Use the no persistent-connections command to disable HTTP persistent
connections.
Related Commands
back-persistent-timeout, back-timeout, front-persistent-timeout, front-timeout
policy-parameters
Defines the set of policy parameters for use by attached policy.
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Command Reference
with a value of content available to the current proxy. The default parameter
namespace is used.
# parameter recipient ALICE
# parameter type content
#
{http://www.example.com} designates the parameter namespace.
# parameter {http://www.example.com}foobar value
#
{} designates no namespace.
# parameter {}foobar value
#
# no parameter recipient
#
# no parameter
#
persistent-connections
no persistent-connections
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