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- Faruk_AYDINNimbostratus
Hi Guy,
There wont be any problem. Beacuse F5 can balance and direct all requests to the defined pool by using the hostname header of the request. Firstly create pools with appropriate names like
Then Use this iRule :pool_sharepoint.name, pool_sharpoint2010.com, pool_home.xyz.com, pool_servicenow.com, pool_pdev.com
when HTTP_REQUEST { switch -glog [string tolower [HTTP::host]] { "sharepoint.com" { pool pool_sharepoint.com } "sharpoint2010.com" { pool pool_sharpoint2010.com } "home.xyz.com" { pool pool_home.xyz.com } "servicenow.com" { pool pool_servicenow.com } "pdev.com" { pool pool_pdev.com } } }
- Simon_BlakelyEmployee
Are your applications all running on the same pool of IIS servers?
If so, then the request "Host" header is being passed through the F5 to the IIS server, and IIS is selecting the appropriate application service.
This is called "Virtual Hosting"