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- MSZNimbostratusRequest Length = ? Post Data Length = ?
- Hannes_Rapp_162Nacreous
There`s no correct answer here. It really depends on your application; you cannot add any meaningful numbers there before you have some logs for reference, therefore, keep them as default.
To get started, use the references in the iRules section and write a logging iRule which writes down the values of HTTP Content-Length header as well as the POST payload size. Let it run for a few days, and you will have a good idea what these values are for legitimate requests. For a size limit, I usually 2x the highest values logged.
- MSZNimbostratus
Hi Hannes, Hope you are doing good.
 
Please see the following and share your views.
 
https://devcentral.f5.com/s/feed/0D51T00006i7hjFSAQ
 
- Hannes_RappNimbostratus
There`s no correct answer here. It really depends on your application; you cannot add any meaningful numbers there before you have some logs for reference, therefore, keep them as default.
To get started, use the references in the iRules section and write a logging iRule which writes down the values of HTTP Content-Length header as well as the POST payload size. Let it run for a few days, and you will have a good idea what these values are for legitimate requests. For a size limit, I usually 2x the highest values logged.
- MSZNimbostratus
Hi Hannes, Hope you are doing good.
Please see the following and share your views.
https://devcentral.f5.com/questions/unable-to-export-asm-policy-57560comment68036
- MSZNimbostratus
Request Length = ? Post Data Length = ?
3 Mega bytes are good values or not if application supported.
- MSZNimbostratus
Can we apply it on URL level ? Is it possible to apply it on a specific URL ?