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Figure 4.28 shows the resulting numeric type of class:
Figure 4.28 An example of a numeric type of class
• IP addresses - The following command creates a class containing IP
addresses:
b class my_ntwk { network 10.2.2.0 mask 255.255.255.0 }
Figure 4.29 shows the resulting IP address type of class:
Figure 4.29 An example of an IP address type of class
Note
The size of a class is limited by system resources only.
Predefined lists
In addition to the one of operator, the BIG-IP includes a number of
predefined lists for you to use with this operator. They are:
• AOL Network
• Image Extensions
• Non-routable addresses
These lists are located in the file /etc/default_classes.txt. When the bigpipe
load command is issued, the lists are loaded. Unless modified by a user,
these lists are not saved to the file bigip.conf.
To view classes
To view classes, including the default classes, use the following command.
bigpipe class show
Pool selection based on HTTP header data
A rule can contain a cache statement that selects a pool based on HTTP
header data. A cache statement returns either the origin pool, the hot pool, or
the cache pool. When the cache pool is selected, it is accompanied by the
class my_protos {
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}
class my_netwk {
network 10.2.2.0 mask 255.255.255.0
}
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