Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2000 |
The FPCWebPublishingRule object representsa Web publishing rule. Web publishing rules determine how ISA Server should intercept incoming requests for HTTP objects on an internal Web server and how ISA Server should respond on behalf of the Web server. Requests are forwarded downstream to an internal Web server, located behind the ISA Server computer. If possible, the request is serviced from the ISA Server cache.
A Web publishing rule defines the response to attempts by outside users to access an internal site. Possible responses include:
Publishing rules cannot be created at the enterprise level. However, the enterprise administrator can specify, by using the FPCEnterprise.AllowPublishing property, whether an array is allowed to publish servers. If the array is allowed to publish, the array administrator can create Web publishing rules (FPCWebPublishingRule object) or server publishing rules (FPCServerPublishingRule object). If the enterprise policy does not allow publishing, then an attempt to add a Web or server publishing rule will return an error message.
This object is a member of the FPCWebPublishingRules collection.
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This object implements the IFPCWebPublishingRule interface.
The following table lists the methods of the FPCWebPublishingRule object.
Method | Description |
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Refresh | Reads the object's configuration information from persistent storage, discarding any changes to the configuration that were not saved. |
Save | Saves the object's configuration to persistent storage. |
SetDestination | Sets the destinations to which the rule applies. |
SetWebSiteAndPorts | Sets the action to Redirect and sets the redirect Web site and ports. |
The following table lists the properties of the FPCWebPublishingRule object.
Property | Description |
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Action | Gets the action that this rule performs. |
AppliesToAccounts | Gets the collection of accounts to which the rule applies. |
AppliesToDestination | Gets the type of destination to which the rule applies. |
AppliesToMethod | Gets or sets the method used for deciding to which users the rule applies. |
ClientAddressSetsExcluded | Gets the collection of client address sets to which the rule does not apply. |
ClientAddressSetsUsed | Gets the collection of client address sets to which the rule applies. |
Description | Gets or sets the description of the rule. |
DestinationSetUsed | Gets an FPCRef object that contains the name of the FPCRefs collection used to define the destination to which the rule applies. |
Enabled | Gets or sets whether the rule is enabled. |
FTPRedirectPort | Gets the port to redirect a request if the Web proxy service redirects it as an FTP request. |
HTTPRedirectPort | Gets the port to redirect a request if the Web proxy service redirects it as an HTTP request. |
IsDefault | Gets whether the rule is a preinstalled rule that cannot be deleted. |
Name | Gets or sets the name of the publishing rule. |
NonSecureProtocolRedirection | Gets or sets the protocol used when delegating a request that came on a nonsecure channel. |
Order | Gets the rule's order of execution in relation to the other rules. |
SecureProtocolRedirection | Gets or sets the protocol used when delegating a request that came on a nonsecure channel. |
SendOriginalHostHeader | Gets or sets whether ISA Server sends the original host header, or the header related to the site specified in the Web publishing rule. |
SSLClientCertificate | Gets or sets how the Web proxy handles client certificates. |
SSLRedirectPort | Gets the port to redirect requests if redirecting as an SSL request. |
SSLRequireSecureChannel | Gets or sets whether a secure channel is required. |
VendorParametersSets | Gets a reference to an object for storing and loading of custom data into the FPCWebPublishingRule object's storage. |
WebSite | Gets the Web site to redirect requests to when the Action property is set to the value fpcRouteRedirect. |
Windows NT/2000: Requires Windows 2000.
Version: Requires ISA Server 2000.
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