Edge Security Acceleration:CreateOriginRule

The ID of the site. You can obtain this ID by calling the ListSites operation.

For sites with version management enabled, this specifies the version to which the configuration applies. The default value is 0.

The rule name. Not required when creating a Global Configuration.

Specifies whether to enable the rule. Not required when creating a Global Configuration. Valid values:

• on: Enables the rule.

• off: Disables the rule.

The content of the rule, a Conditional Expression that matches user requests. Not required when creating a Global Configuration. There are two scenarios:

• To match all incoming requests, set the value to true.

• To match specific requests, set the value to a custom expression. Example: (http.host eq "video.example.com").

The Host header to use in Origin requests.

The protocol for Origin requests. Valid values:

• http: Uses the HTTP protocol.

• https: Uses the HTTPS protocol.

• follow: Uses the same protocol as the client request.

The Server Name Indication (SNI) to use in Origin requests.

Overrides the DNS Record for Origin requests.

The Origin Port to use for HTTP Origin requests.

The Origin Port to use for HTTPS Origin requests.

Specifies whether to use range requests to download files from the Origin. Valid values:

• on: Enables range requests.

• off: Disables range requests.

• force: Forces range requests.

Specifies whether to enable mutual Transport Layer Security (mTLS) for Origin connections. Valid values:

• on: Enables mTLS.

• off: Disables mTLS.

Specifies whether to enable Origin Certificate Verification. Valid values:

• on: Enables verification.

• off: Disables verification.

The size of each chunk for range requests. Valid values:

• 512KB

• 1MB

• 2MB

• 4MB

The priority of the rule. A smaller value indicates a higher priority.

The Origin read timeout in seconds.

Specifies whether to follow 302 redirects from the Origin. Valid values:

• on: Enables following redirects.

• off: Disables following redirects.

The maximum number of 302 redirects to follow. Valid range: 1 to 5.

Specifies whether to retain the original request parameters when following a 302 redirect. Valid values:

• on: Retains the request parameters.

• off: Does not retain the request parameters.

Specifies whether to retain the original request header when following a 302 redirect. Valid values:

• on: Retains the request header.

• off: Does not retain the request header.

The Origin Host header to use after a 302 redirect.