responder-htmlpage¶
The following operations can be performed on "responder-htmlpage":
show responder htmlpage¶
Displays the specified HTML page object. If no HTML page object is specified, lists all HTML page objects on the Citrix ADC.
Synopsis¶
show responder htmlpage [
Arguments¶
name Name of the HTML page object to display.
Output¶
response
Example¶
show responder htmlpage
update responder htmlpage¶
Updates the specified HTML page object from the source.
Synopsis¶
update responder htmlpage
Arguments¶
name Name to assign to the HTML page object on the Citrix ADC.
Example¶
update responder htmlpage my-responder-page
rm responder htmlpage¶
Removes the specified HTML page object.
Synopsis¶
rm responder htmlpage
Arguments¶
name Name of the HTML page object to remove.
Example¶
rm responder htmlpage
import responder htmlpage¶
Imports the specified HTML page to the Citrix ADC, assigns it the specified name, and stores it in the list of Responder HTML page objects. This page can be used as a HTTP response body using the Responder respondwithhtmlpage action type. The HTML page can contain expressions and the maximum number of expressions allowed is 1000.
Synopsis¶
import responder htmlpage [
Arguments¶
src Local path to and name of, or URL (protocol, host, path, and file name) for, the file in which to store the imported HTML page. NOTE: The import fails if the object to be imported is on an HTTPS server that requires client certificate authentication for access.
name Name to assign to the HTML page object on the Citrix ADC.
comment Any comments to preserve information about the HTML page object.
overwrite Overwrites the existing file
CAcertFile CA certificate file name which will be used to verify the peer's certificate. The certificate should be imported using "import ssl certfile" CLI command or equivalent in API or GUI. If certificate name is not configured, then default root CA certificates are used for peer's certificate verification.
Example¶
import responder htmlpage http://www.example.com/page.html my-responder-page