Domain Redirect
Constructors
Properties
Connection timeout. Unit: seconds, value range: 5~120.
Whether to enable forced HTTP back-to-origin. This parameter is used only if the value of https_ports is not empty (indicating that the domain name uses the HTTPS protocol). Value:
Number of long connections, default: 60
. range :60-1000.
Long connection over time, default: 15
. Range: 1-60.
The load balancing algorithm used when returning to the source. Value:
Read timeout duration. Unit: seconds, Value range: 5~1800.
The traffic tag field and value of the domain name which used to mark the traffic processed by WAF. It formats as [{" k ":"_key_"," v ":"_value_"}]
. Where the k
represents the specified custom request header field, and the v
represents the value set for this field. By specifying the custom request header field and the corresponding value, when the access traffic of the domain name passes through WAF, WAF automatically adds the specified custom field value to the request header as the traffic mark, which is convenient for backend service statistics.Explain that if the custom header field already exists in the request, the system will overwrite the value of the custom field in the request with the set traffic tag value. See request_headers
below.
Whether to enable back-to-source SNI. This parameter is used only if the value of https_ports is not empty (indicating that the domain name uses the HTTPS protocol). Value:
Sets the value of the custom SNI extension field. If this parameter is not set, the value of the Host field in the request header is used as the value of the SNI extension field by default.In general, you do not need to customize SNI unless your business has special configuration requirements. You want WAF to use SNI that is inconsistent with the actual request Host in the back-to-origin request (that is, the custom SNI set here).> This parameter is required only when sni_enalbed is set to true (indicating that back-to-source SNI is enabled).
Write timeout duration>Unit: seconds, Value range: 5~1800.