Thx for the reply. What the web developers are trying to accomplish is this. All www1 traffic goto webserver1 all www2 traffic goto webserver2 and so on and so on. and all other traffic balanced between all the servers.
Currently I'm using dql's for all the different domains, but you can't utilize wild cards in dql's.
On your production site we have like 10 to 15 sites on 1 vip address, but on service end we are doing port mapping, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 and so on to differentiate the differnt web sites.
On the Vip side I utilize dql's so that I can map it to the port mapping on the back end.
I was readding about the http header and thought that utilize this to match the first part of the url, www, www1, www2, and so on, and the rest of the domain on the back end I could cut down on the dql lists by 2 thirds?
This way I have just a dql for the last 2 thirds of the domain? and the http header for the 1st part?
