Virtual Host Groups
About
Virtual Host Groups are used to add domain names (e.g., subdomains) to a single vService (using a single IP address) under the WAF management screen of the respective vService. By clicking on the edit icon next to the Virtual Host Groups when in the WAF management screen, you can directly open a new Virtual Host creation form by clicking the (+)
button in the image. This allows for the creation of different WAF rules for different services based on host header information. Additionally, individually created Virtual Hosts can operate in different WAF modes. For example, the www.tr7.com Virtual Host can be in blocking mode, while a newly added Virtual Host can be set to learning mode.
Interface
Virtual Host Groups List Screen
- 1 (Information to be Displayed in the Table)
You can select which information is displayed in the table listing the Virtual Host Groups.
The available and default selected information includes;
- Virtual Host Group Name
- Virtual Host Patterns
- 2 (Add)
Clicking the Add
button opens a form to create a new Virtual Host Group.
- 3 (Edit)
Clicking the Edit
button opens the editing screen for the respective Virtual Host Group.
- 4 (Delete)
You can select one or more Virtual Host Groups and click the Delete
button to delete them from the TR7 ASP device.
- 5 (Search)
Used to search for all expressions in the table.
- 6 (RegExp Search)
Used to regexp search for all expressions in the table.
- 7 (Column Based Search)
Used to column based search for all expressions in the table.
- 8 (Page Information)
Displays the number of Virtual Host Groups in the list and how many are currently listed when Virtual Host Groups are selected on the left. This is also where you can view information about the selected Virtual Host Groups for deletion.
- 9 (Page Size)
Selects the maximum number of Virtual Host Groups to be listed. You can navigate between pages using arrow symbols.
Interface
Virtual Host Group Adding Form
To manually create a new Virtual Host Group, click on the Virtual Host Groups
button on the WAF management screen of the respective vService on the TR7 ASP device and follow the steps for adding.
- Virtual Host Group Name
Enter the name of the Virtual Host Group to be added.
- WAF Mode
Select the Waf mode for the Virtual Host to be added.
- Virtual Host Patterns
Enter the domain names (e.g., www.tr7.com and tr7.com) that should be subject to the same WAF rules. For example, you can create the same WAF rules for both domain names. When you add "support.tr7.com" separate WAF rules will be created for that domain name.