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HTTP.RES.STATUS_MSG “Expression Prefixes for Text in HTTP Requests
and Responses,” on page 67
HTTP.RES.TRACKING Returns the HTTP body tracking mechanism. See
the descriptions of other HTTP.REQ.TRACKING
prefixes in this table.
HTTP.RES.TRACKING.EQ
("tracking_method") Returns TRUE or FALSE. See “Booleans in
Compound Expressions,” on page 46
HTTP.RES.TXID “Prefixes for HTTP Headers,” on page 116
“Operations for HTTP Headers,” on page 122
HTTP.RES.VERSION “Expression Prefixes for Text in HTTP Requests
and Responses,” on page 67
HTTP.RES.VERSION.[MAJOR |
MINOR] Operates on the major or minor HTTP version string.
See “Expression Prefixes for Text in HTTP
Requests and Responses,” on page 67 and
“Compound Operations for Numbers,” on page 48.
SERVER Designates an expression that refers to the server.
This is the starting point for access into parameters
such as Ether and SSL. See the other SERVER
prefixes in this table.
SERVER.ETHER Operates on the ethernet protocol data associated
with the current packet. See the other SERVER
prefixes in this table.
SERVER.ETHER.DSTMAC “Prefixes for MAC Addresses,” on page 154
“Operations for MAC Addresses,” on page 154
SERVER.INTERFACE Designates an expression that refers to the ID of the
network interface that received the current packet of
data. See the other SERVER.INTERFACE prefixes
in this table.
SERVER.INTERFACE.ID.EQ("i
d") Returns Boolean TRUE if the interface's ID matches
the ID that is passed as the argument. For example:
SERVER.INTERFACE.ID.EQ("LA/1")
See “Booleans in Compound Expressions,” on page
46
SERVER.INTERFACE.[RXTHROU
GHPUT | RXTXTHROUGHPUT |
TXTHROUGHPUT]
“Expressions for Numeric Client and Server Data,”
on page 155
“Compound Operations for Numbers,” on page 48
SERVER.IP Operates on the IP protocol data associated with the
current packet. See the other SERVER.IP prefixes in
this table.
Expression Prefix Notes and Links to Prefix and Applicable Operator
Descriptions