[Advanced Application Type Classifier Menu] apptype - Set the application type upon advanced classification usragnt - Set a content class with list of user-agents to match url - Set a content class with list of URLs to match header - Set a content class with list of header name and values to match cookie - Set a content class with list of cookie name and values to match cur - Display Advanced Application Type Classifier configuration |
Command Syntax and Usage | |
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apptype [none|web|mobile] | |
Sets the application type upon advanced classification. For virtual services that manage both web and mobile application types, the same Bot Manager policy can distinguish between mobile and web traffic. When you set this parameter to web or mobile, the incoming request passes through the matching “classification” criteria in order of precedence. Once a match is found, the Bot Manager ignores the rest of the checks and classifies the request with the specified apptype. If no match is found, the request falls back to the configured apptype. Values: None, Web Application, Mobile Application Default: none | |
usragnt | |
Associates an HTTP content class with a list of user agents to classify. Set user-agent as the header name and the header value as the user-agent string to match. | |
url | |
Associates an HTTP content class with a list of hostnames and/or paths to classify. | |
header | |
Associates an HTTP content class with a list of headers to classify. The header key is mandatory while the header value optional. | |
cookie | |
Associates an HTTP content class with a list of cookie to classify. The cookie key is mandatory while the cookie value is optional. | |
cur | |
Displays the current advanced application type classifier configuration. |