Server URL
The URL match list is used to exempt URLs from caching and to enable forwarding specific URLs to a web proxy server. URLs, URL patterns, and numeric IP addresses can be added to the match list.
For example, if your users access web sites that are not compatible with FortiProxy web caching, you can add the URLs of these web sites to the web caching exempt list, and all traffic accepted by a web cache policy for these websites will not be cached.
To see the available URL match entries, go to Proxy Settings > Server URL.
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The following options are available:
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Create New |
Create a URL match entry. See Create or edit a URL match entry. |
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Edit |
Edit a URL match entry. See Create or edit a URL match entry. |
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Delete |
Remove a URL match entry from the list. |
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Search |
Enter a search term to find in the list. |
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Name |
The name for the URL match entry. |
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Type |
URL match type, which can be one of the following:
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URL |
The URL pattern or list to match. |
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Cache Exemption |
Whether the URL is exempt from caching. |
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Forward Server |
Name of the forwarding server that the URL is forwarded to. To create a forwarding server, see Create or edit a forwarding server. |
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Explicit Web Proxy NEW |
Explicit proxy that the URL match entry applies to. |
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Status |
The status is either enable or disable. |
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Scope |
Scope that the URL match entry applies to. For example, it can be the VDOM where the URL match entry is created. |
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Ref. |
Displays the number of times the object is referenced to other objects. To view the location of the referenced object, select the number in Ref., and the Object Usage window appears displaying the various locations of the referenced object. |
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Comments |
Optional description of the URL match entry. |