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771 | ExternalServicesInterface DellPowerConnectW-SeriesArubaOS6.2 | User Guide
trusted-ip-addr10.1.1.2
esiserverexternal_cp3
dport8080
modenat
trusted-ip-addr10.1.1.3
esigroupexternal_cps
pingexternalcp_ping
serverexternal_cp1
serverexternal_cp2
serverexternal_cp3
ip access-listsessioncp_redirect_acl
useranysvc-httpredirectesi-groupexternal_cpsdirectionboth
CLI Configuration Example 2
esiserverhttps-proxy1
dport44300
modenat
trusted-ip-addr1.2.3.4
esiserverhttps-proxy2
dport44300
modenat
trusted-ip-addr1.2.3.5
esigrouphttps-proxies
pingdefault
serverhttps-proxy1
serverhttps-proxy2
ip access-listsessionhttps-proxy
useranysvc-httpsredirectesi-grouphttps-proxiesdirectionboth
anyanypermit
Understanding Basic Regular Expression (BRE) Syntax
The ESI syslog parser supports regular expressions created using the Basic Regular Expression (BRE) syntax described
in this section. BRE syntax consists of instructions—character-matching operators (described in Table 350),
repetition operators (described in Table 351), or expression anchors (described in Table 352)—used to defined the
search or match target.
This section contains the following topics:
l “Character-Matching Operators” on page512
l “Regular Expression Repetition Operators” on page513
l “Regular Expression Anchors” on page513
l “References” on page514
Character-Matching Operators
Character-matching operators define what the search will match.