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Configuring a remote origin server
To ensure that a remote origin server or cache server responds to the BIG-IP
rather than to the original cache server that generated the missed request, the
BIG-IP also translates the source of the missed request to the translated
address and port of the associated SNAT connection.
In order to enable these scenarios, you must:
• Create a SNAT for each cache server.
• Create a SNAT auto-mapping for bounceback.
Configuring a SNAT for each origin server
The SNAT translates the address of a packet from the cache server to the
address you specify. For more information about SNATs, see SNATs, on
page 4-122.
Creating a SNAT automap for bounceback
You must now configure a second SNAT mapping, in this case with the
SNAT automap feature, so that when requests are directed to the origin
server, the server will reply through the BIG-IP and not directly to the client.
(If the BIG-IP replied directly to the client, the next request would then go
directly to the origin server, removing the BIG-IP from the loop.) For more
information about SNATs, see SNATs, on page 4-122.
variable
http_method
http_header <header tag>
http_version
http_uri
http_host
http_cookie <cookie_name>
link_qos
ip_tos
client_addr
server_addr
client_port
server_port
ip_protocol
binary operator
or
and
contains
matches
equals
starts_with
ends_with
matches_regex
one of
redirect to
Element Description
Table 4.13 Elements for rules construction
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