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to Reply 8 replies to this topic Best Answer Terry Anderson , 10 April 2010 - 04:05 PM Try this for your responder action."https://www.domain.com" + HTTP.REQ.URL Go to the full post
Sergei Khvesiuk Members #1 Sergei Khvesiuk 8 posts Posted 10 April 2010 - 01:50 AM Hello folks,I'm wondering if the following is achievable using NetscalerI have a URL that starts from http://www.company.com/blahblahblahThe idea is to check whether the requested URL contains /security/* pattern or not,And if it does - replace http with https.http://www.company.com/security/basic/login.aspx ---> https://www.company.com/security/basic/login.aspxHas anyone done this before?Thanks! 1356-262801-1451026 Back to top Christopher Gray Members #2 Christopher Gray 409 posts Posted 10 April 2010 - 02:39 AM Absolutely. You can do this using content switching if you're utilizing it, or wiDeveloper Network (CDN) ForumsCitrix Insight ServicesCitrix ReadyCitrix Success KitsCloud Provider PackCloudBridgeCloudPlatform (powered by Apache CloudStack)CloudPortalDemo CenterDesktopPlayerEdgeSightEducationForum PrototypeHDX MonitorHDX RealTime Optimization expression syntax error in c language PackHotfix Rollup PackJapanese ForumsKnowledge Center FeedbackLicensingLTSRNetScalerNetScaler E-Business CommunityNetScaler Gateway syntax error unrecognized expression (Formerly Access Gateway)Profile ManagementProof of Concept KitsProvisioning ServerQuick Demo ToolkitReceiver, Plug-ins, and Merchandising ServerSecure GatewayShareFileSingle
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Sign-On (Password Manager)SmartAuditorStoreFrontTechnology PreviewsTrial SoftwareUniversal Print ServerUser Group CommunityVDI-in-a-BoxWeb InterfaceXenAppXenClientXenDesktopXenMobileXenServer Discussions Support Forums Products NetScaler NetScaler VPX Javascript Disabled Detected You currently have javascript http://discussions.citrix.com/topic/262801-rewrite-policy/ disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. Using Responder feature to redirect https request Started by Igor Duzevic , 01 June 2012 - 09:45 PM Login to Reply 5 replies to this topic Igor Duzevic Members #1 Igor Duzevic 101 posts Posted http://discussions.citrix.com/topic/308196-using-responder-feature-to-redirect-https-request/ 01 June 2012 - 09:45 PM Hi!We have changed URL from abc.domain1.com to abc.domain2.com and I would like to redirect users that are entering http://abc.domain1.com to http://abc.domain2.com and https://abc.domain1.com to https://abc.domain2.comfirst part was easy one, I just created Responder policy and Redirect action http.REQ.HOSTNAME.EQ("abc.domain1.com") && client.TCP.DSTPORT.EQ(80)I cannot figure out how to configre same settings for HTTPS requests?tnx! 1337-308196-1648615 Back to top Jarian Gibson CTP Member #2 Jarian Gibson 7,075 posts Posted 01 June 2012 - 09:49 PM Take a look at http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX126143You can also do this with a dummy lb virtual server on the advanced tab as well. Only downside is it will always show down since you don't bind any services to it. 1337-308196-1648600 Back to top Igor Duzevic Members #3 Igor Duzevic 101 posts Posted 01 June 2012 - 09:52 PM Jarian hi,tnx for quick reply. I already have http->
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