Redirect to pool based on URI not working

Hi

I think you need to re-order your logic slightly so that the redirect only happens if all other logic doesn't fire. Try something like this

    when HTTP_REQUEST {
            if {([class match [IP::client_addr] equals DG-INTERNAL-IP])} {
                 pool TESTPOOL_443

          } elseif {
            [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] eq "/test"} {
                pool TESTPOOL_443
            } else {
                 HTTP::redirect "http://maintenance.test.com"  
        }
  }

Try this,

and if you use several pool on your vs you can set a profil oneconnect:

when HTTP_REQUEST {

if { [class match [IP::client_addr] equals DG-INTERNAL-IP] || [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] starts_with "/test"} {
    pool TESTPOOL_443
} else {
    HTTP::redirect "http://maintenance.test.com"  
}

}

thanks for the help. Also tried this version of your irule. Is there a way in your irule to send all traffic to the maintenance page if access externally (not matching the data group)? They only time external users should get sent to the server in the pool is if they put in the URI "/test"...otherwise no matter if they go the the main page or go to any other URI then /test, they get the maintenance page.

So the answer to your issue is that you can set the pool multiple times in the iRule - it will follow the logic to the end of the iRule and only at that point will it send to the allocated pool. In your case you set the pool based on the URI, then you re-set it based on the IP and then the iRule ends.

Soooo.... you should work out your pseudocode so that it logically does what you want and build your iRule appropriately eg

if IP == internal then set pool X
elseif URI == /test then set pool Y
else do something else

The other thing that you can do is to use the

return

when HTTP_REQUEST {
  switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] {
    "/test" {
      pool TESTPOOL_443
      return
      } 
  }
<...>

you can use following code

when CLIENT_ACCEPTED {
  set internal_network [class match [IP::client_addr] equals DG-INTERNAL-IP]
  set insert_cookie 0
}

 when HTTP_REQUEST {
  if {$internal_network} {
    pool TESTPOOL_443
  } elseif {[URI::query [HTTP::uri] bypassMaintenance] equals "true"} {
      HTTP::respond 302 Location [HTTP::path] "Set-Cookie" "bypassMaintenance=true;path=/"
  } elseif {[URI::query [HTTP::uri] bypassMaintenance] equals "false"} {
        HTTP::respond 302 Location [HTTP::path] "Set-Cookie" "bypassMaintenance=false;expires=Thu, 01-Jan-1970 00:00:01 GMT;path=/"
  } elseif {[HTTP::cookie value bypassMaintenance] equals "true"} {
    pool TESTPOOL_443
  } else {
    HTTP::redirect "http://maintenance.test.com"  
  }
}

the bypass uri is :

/?bypassMaintenance=true

or 

/WhateverYouWant?bypassMaintenance=true

You can try something like that

    when HTTP_REQUEST {
    switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] {
        "/test" {
            pool TESTPOOL_443
        }
        default {
            if {([class match [IP::client_addr] equals DG-INTERNAL-IP])} {
                    pool TESTPOOL_443
            } else {
                    HTTP::redirect "http://maintenance.test.com"  
            }
        }
    }
}

For some reason, if I am externally (not in data group matching 10.0.0.0/8) and i go to /test URI, it still sends me to the maintenance page..are we missing something here? Seems that it is not looking at the switch command..

thank you.

Oh.. I forgot to write "return" in (each) switch case.

    when HTTP_REQUEST {
switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] {
    "/test" {
        pool TESTPOOL_443
        return
    }
    default {
        if {([class match [IP::client_addr] equals DG-INTERNAL-IP])} {
                pool TESTPOOL_443
        } else {
                HTTP::redirect "http://maintenance.test.com"  
        }
    }
}

}