TEC Workbook - IBM

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In the following steps, you’ll create a rule that will process client requests.
__3. In the Rule section, click on the New Rule button.
__4. In the Rule Direction dropdown, select: Client to Server
After you click the new rule button, a blank rule will be created that contains a match action.
For this lab, you’ll create a match rule that will match on any inbound URI.
__5. Double click the match action to reveal its configuration form.
__6. In the Configure a Match Action form, click on the plus (+) button to create a new matching rule.
__7. In the Configure Matching Rule form, in the Name field, type: MatchAnyURI
__8. At the top of the form, click on the Matching Rule tab.
__9. At the bottom of the list of matching rules, click the Add button to create a new expression.
__10. Leave the Matching Type field as URL.
__11. In the URL Match field, type: * (The asterisk is a wildcard character that will match anything).
__12. Click the Apply buton.
__13. In the Configure Matching Rule window, click the Apply button.
__14. In the Configure a Match Action window, click the Done button.
In the following steps, you’ll create a rule that will process server responses.
__15. In the Rule section, click on the New Rule button.
__16. In the Rule Direction dropdown, select: Server to Client
__17. Double click the match action to open its configuration form.
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