tmsh modify sys file data-group my_high_def_class records add 192.168.1.100 data "Deny" 10.10.10.50 data "Allow" www.mysite.com data "Pool_Web"
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tmsh create sys file data-group my_high_def_class type class Note: The class type is the standard; for high-definition performance, you pair this with internal Hash memory. You can load a CSV or inline entries. tmsh create sys file data-group my_high_def_class type class
when HTTP_REQUEST # Look up the Host header in the Class HD table set action [class match -value [HTTP::host] equals my_high_def_class] if $action eq "Deny" drop log "Blocked by Class HD" for high-definition performance