Brocade Virtual ADX Server Load Balancing Guide (Supporting ADX v03.1.00) - Manual (Page 318)

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Command reference
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Adjusting the maximum number of session_id-to-real-server associations
By default, the Brocade Virtual ADX can store in its database 8,192 entries associating a
session_id with a real server.
You can change the maximum number of database entries to any larger value up to 256,000 by
entering a command such as the following.
Virtual ADX(config)#server max-ssl-session-id 256000
Syntax: server max-ssl-session-id number
The number variable specifies the number of database entries. This variable can range from 8,192
through 256,000.
Command reference
This section describes the following HTTP URL Rewrite options. These "options" are part of the
match command.
• “rewrite request-delete”
• “rewrite request-insert”
• “rewrite request-replace”
rewrite request-delete
Use the rewrite request-delete option in the CSW policy configuration mode to delete content, as
shown in the following.
Virtual ADX(config-csw-mypolicy)#match r11 rewrite request-delete offset 4 2
Syntax: match rule-name rewrite request-delete {matched-string | neg-offset offset length |
offset offset length | string ASCII string}
The matched-string parameter specifies the matched-string option for the request to delete a string
defined by a rule.
The neg-offset parameter specifies the negative-offset option for the delete request as defined by
the following variables:
• The offset variable is the value of the deletion offset.
• The length variable is the value of the length of content to be deleted.
The offset parameter specifies the positive-offset option for the delete request as defined by the
following variables:
• The offset variable is the value of the deletion offset.
• The length variable is the value of the length of content to be deleted.
The string parameter specifies the string option for the delete request as specified by the following
variable:
The ASCII-string variable, which specifies the value of the string to be deleted.