Specifying the storage system response to HTTP requests

About specifying storage system responses to HTTP requests  

You can designate NetApp storage system responses to HTTP requests to be URL-dependent. For example, you can configure the storage system to redirect a particular request to a specific directory, or to prevent access to a particular directory that is specified in the URL. You specify the response by adding the map, redirect, pass, or fail translation rule to the /etc/httpd.translations configuration file.

How the storage system processes URL translation rules  

The storage system processes the rules defined in the /etc/httpd.translations file in the order they are listed and applies the rule if the URL matches the template. After the first successful match, the storage system stops processing the remaining rules.

For detailed information  

The following sections discuss the translation rules:

• Adding the map rule
• Adding the redirect rule
• Adding the pass rule
• Adding the fail rule

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