Diego,

Thanks for the reply... and clarification. I guess I worded my original question wrong.

I do indeed want to change the domain from cat.food.com to dog.food.com and that's working fine. I am mainly concerned with the original URI being preserved... which is really my question.

Is there a character limitation on the size of the preserved URI?

Thanks!

-Adam

All,

Still looking for an answer on this one.

Is there a limitation to how many characters can be preserved after the http-prepend occurs?

For example, my config does the following (and works fine):

1.) User comes in on https://cat.food.com/

2.) CSS changes the domain via http-prepend to https://dog.food.com

3.) Is there any limitation on the MAX # OF CHARACTERS that can be preserved from the originating URL?

I'm not talking about the domain here (64 character limitation)... I'm talking about the URL string following the domain name.

Hope this helps clarify my original question.

Thanks!

-Adam

I know that if you use "redirect-string" then the maximum string you can specify should not exceed 252 characters.(It used to be 64 chars before 7.5 code)

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/data_center_app_services/css11500series/v8.10/command/reference/CmdSrvC.html#wp1140361

With domain command I am not sure. I dont have access to a CSS to test it but I think that either it should be 252 (same as redirect-string) or there should be no limit.

If you have a CSS in hand you can verify that by creating a test 252+ length url on server.

Hope this helps

Syed Iftekhar ahmed