| Cisco CSS - Deny traffic based on User-Agent header |
| Vendor | Cisco |
| Platform | CSS |
| Version | 5.00 upwards |
| Load Balancers - Cisco CSS |
| Wednesday, 01 August 2012 00:00 |
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Within this article we will show you how to deny traffic based on the HTTP User-Agent header. This is achieved by configuring a header-field-group. Within this group we define a header string rule that matches any header that does not contain a defined string. This group is then associated to a content rule. header-field-group deny-agent Additional Reference
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