Specifications

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web-cache create bypass-list
web-cache create bypass-list
Purpose
Defines the destination sites for which HTTP requests are not redirected to the cache
servers, but sent direct.
Format
web-cache <cache-name> create bypass-list range <ipaddr-range>|list <ipaddr-list>|acl
<acl-name>
Mode
Configure
Description
Certain web sites require authentication of source IP addresses for user access. Requests to
these sites cannot be sent to the cache servers. The web-cache create bypass-list command
allows you to define the destinations to which HTTP requests must be sent directly
without redirection to a cache server. You can specify a range of IP addresses, a list of up
to four IP addresses, or an ACL that qualifies these hosts.
Parameters
<cache-name>
The name of the caching policy for which the specified hosts will not apply.
range <ipaddr-range>
A range of host IP addresses in the form “176.89.10.10 176.89.10.50”. This adds the
hosts 176.89.10.10, 176.89.10.11, etc., through 176.89.10.50 to the bypass list.
list <ipaddr-list>
A list of up to four destination IP addresses in the form “176.89.10.10 176.89.10.11
176.89.10.12”.
acl <acl-name>
Name of the ACL profile that defines the packet profile to bypass. The ACL may
contain either permit or deny keywords. The web-cache create bypass-list command
only looks at the following ACL rule parameter values: protocol, source IP address,
destination IP address, source port, destination port, and TOS.