24 ServerIron ADX Security Guide
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Displaying HTTP TRL

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client-name "root18" exceed-action reset
client-name "root19" max-conn 1
client-name "root19" exceed-action reset
client-name "root2" max-conn 1...
Display HTTP TRL policy matching a regular expression

To show a running configuration for an HTTP TRL policy matching a specific regular expression

(regex), enter the following command.

NOTE

The syntax for regex is the same as for piping.

ServerIronADX# show run http-trl-policy my-http-trl-policy-109 regex ot1

Syntax: show run http-trl-policy <policy-name> regex < regular expression>

Example
ServerIronADX#show run http-trl my-http-trl-policy-104 regex ot1
!Building configuration...
!Current configuration : 825 bytes
client-name "root1" max-conn 1
client-name "root1" exceed-action reset
client-name "root10" max-conn 1
client-name "root10" exceed-action reset
client-name "root11" max-conn 1
client-name "root11" exceed-action reset
client-name "root12" max-conn 1
client-name "root12" exceed-action reset
client-name "root13" max-conn 1
client-name "root13" exceed-action reset
client-name "root14" max-conn 1
client-name "root14" exceed-action reset
client-name "root15" max-conn 1
client-name "root15" exceed-action reset
client-name "root16" max-conn 1
client-name "root16" exceed-action reset
client-name "root17" max-conn 1
client-name "root17" exceed-action reset
client-name "root18" max-conn 1
client-name "root18" exceed-action reset
client-name "root19" max-conn 1...
Display HTTP TRL policy client index (MP)

To show an HTTP TRL policy client with a starting and ending index, enter the following command

on the MP.

ServerIronADX# show http-trl policy my-http-trl-policy-103 0 10

Syntax: show http-trl policy <policy-name> <start entry number> <end entry number>