Chapter 4 Configuring Class Maps and Policy Maps
Configuring Layer 7 Class Maps
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The arguments and options are:
• match-all | match-any—(Optional) Determines how the ACE evaluates
Layer 7 HTTP server load-balancing operatio
ns when multiple match criteria
exist in a class map. The class map is considered a match if the match
commands meet one of the following conditions:
–
match-all—(Default) Network traffic needs to satisfy all of the match
criteria (implicit AND) to match the Layer 7 load-balancing class map.
The match-all keyword is applicable only for match statements of
different Layer 7 load-balancing types. For example, specifying a
match-all condition for URL, HTTP header, and URL cookie statements
in the same class map is valid. However, specifying a match-all
condition for multiple HTTP headers or multiple cookies with the same
names or multiple URLs in the same class map is invalid.
–
match-any—Network traffic needs to satisfy only one of the match
criteria (implicit OR) to match the HTTP load-balancing class map. The
match-any keyword is applicable only for match statements of the same
Layer 7 load-balancing type. For example, the ACE does not allow you
to specify a match-any condition for URL, HTTP header, and URL
cookie statements in the same class map but does allow you to specify a
match-any condition for multiple URLs, or multiple HTTP headers or
multiple cookies with different names in the same class map.
• map_name—Name assigned to the class map. Enter an unquoted text string
with no spaces and a maximum of 64 alphanumeric characters.
When you use the use the cl
ass-map type http loadbalance command, you will
access class map HTTP server load balancing configuration mode. For details on
specifying the match criteria for a HTTP server load-balancing class map, see the
Cisco 4700 Series Application Control Engine Appliance Server Load-Balancing
Configuration Guide.
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