3Com MSR 50, MSR 30 manual If-match protocol http

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if-match protocol http

Syntax	if-match [ not ] protocol http [ url url-stringhost hostname-stringmime
	mime-type ]
	undo if-match [ not ] protocol http [ url url-stringhost hostname-stringmime
	mime-type ]
View	Class view
Parameters	not: Specifies the current rule to not to match the specified matching rule.
	url: Matches according to the URL in the HTTP packet.
	url-string: URL for matching in the HTTP packet, which supports simple wildcard
	character matching, a string of 1 to 32 characters.
	host: Matches according to the host name in the HTTP packet.
	hostname-string: The host name for matching in the HTTP packet, which supports
	simple wildcard matching, a string of 1 to 32 characters.
	mime: Matches according to the MIME type in the HTTP packet.
	mime-type: The MIME type for matching in the HTTP packet, which supports
	simple wildcard character matching, a string of 1 to 32 characters.
	See Table 498 for the matching rules of simple wildcard characters.
	Table 498 The matching rules of simple wildcard characters
	Character	Description
	*	Matching zero character or random several characters, including digit,
		capital/small letter, hyphen, or underline
	#	Matching a character, including digit, capital/small letter, hyphen, or underline.
		Matching either of the two character strings on the left and right sides
	()	Matching either of the two character strings on the left and right sides within a
		certain range. For example, index.(htmjsp) matches both index.htm and
		index.jsp
	[ ]	Matching any one character specified in the square brackets, or a special
		character, including *, #, [, (, , or ). For example, [0-9] indicates all digits, [*]
		indicates *, and [[] indicates [
Description
	Use the if-match protocol http command to configure HTTP matching rules.
	Use the undo if-match protocol http command to delete the rules.
	By default, no matching rule is configured.
Examples	# Define the class http-class, and configure the matching rule to be the HTTP
	packet with the host name *.abc.com.