Hi Mate,
You can block ASM check in two different ways. Either do it via an Irule or through GUI (LTM policy).
If you prefer Irule, try below one.
when HTTP_CLASS_SELECTED {
ASM::enable
if { [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/uri" } {
ASM::disable
}
}
Your irule is working but you have allowed ASM to create a Violation and thats why it is notofying you as an event.
If you prefer LTM policy, remove the Irule and configure policy as mentioned below.
Local Traffic > Policies > asm_l7_policy_whatever.website.com > under Rules click on Add, give it a name, like policy_whitelist, operand: http-uri (leave rest of fields default) > condition: choose equals/contains/etc, value = your URI, click add, then click the Add further down where operand/event/etc is located.
In the Actions area, target > asm, action > disable. Click Add where target/event/etc are. and Finished.
Then once back at the main policy page, do a re-order and move the policy_whitelist you created above default, so it will disable on the URI string prior to hitting the default ASM enable.. once you done this once or twice, pretty simple and can be used a lot.
Hope this helps.
Nimbostratus
