advanced site path routing

It has been 7 years. Is it possible to do this today with UTM ?

WAF redirect is there. Is that what you are after?

Hi Khoa and welcome to the UTM Community!

As Louis says, this is available now.  When this thread was started, WAF was less than a year old.

Cheers - Bob

Hi Khoa and welcome to the UTM Community!

As Louis says, this is available now.  When this thread was started, WAF was less than a year old.

Cheers - Bob

I was trying to do exactly as this threat say

Make this URL from a virtual server 
http://myserver/  (Notice: Root server)

redirect to this path : http://masterserver/myserver1/  (Notice: Sub-folder of a Real Webserver)

* I'm not able to do it by using "Site Path Routing", because I can only map to the root folder of a real webserver. Not to a sub-folder of a real webservers

* I'm not able to do it by using "Request Redirection" for / (root) folder because it doesn't redirect / folder

I'm running on version 9.601-5. Please help!

Please show pictures of the Edits of your Virtual Server, the related Site-Path Route and of the non-working Request Redirection.

Cheers - Bob

I have the same issue, UTM 9. 

Recently installed a new webserver

mysite.abc.org

but need it to redirect to mysite.abc.org/sitename

I have virtual and real webservers setup, if I manually type the address in I can access the site.  However the Request Redirection did nothing, and I tried to manually modify the Site Path Routing to include the post / sitename, but the site then errors out. 

I too would appreciate any guidance you can provide. 

Please see my response to Khoa Pham above, Chris.

Cheers - Bob

Man, you are the king of obfuscation!  LOL!  But, you left enough for us to see that you have "/helpspot" in the 'Source' 'Path' of your Request Redirection instead of just "/".  Does it work once you've made that change?

Cheers - Bob 

Ha!  I actually couldn't remember what most had done when posting internal images to this site, so I figured if you need something unblocked I could do that rather than leave something out there.  I appreciate your humorous take!!  

I made the change you suggested and get the following: 

Redirection cannot be enabled because the source path is already used by the site path route '/ (10)'.

Any other advice you have for me on this? 

Thanks!! 

Hi,

you have to disable the site path route for '/'. Then, you can enable the redirection on path '/'.

Best,
Sabine

What if you disable the Site Path Route for /?

Cheers - Bob