Field | Edition | Logical operator | Description |
URL | Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Prefix Match and Suffix Match Regular Expression Match and Regular Expression Mismatch Important Pro Edition does not support regular expression match.
| The URL of the request. |
IP | Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Belongs To and Does Not Belong To | The source IP address of the request. You can enter IP addresses or CIDR blocks such as 47.100.XX.XX/24. Note You can enter up to 50 IP addresses or CIDR blocks for a single protection rule. For example, a protection rule has two match conditions with IP as their match field. You can enter up to 50 IP addresses or CIDR blocks in the match content of the two match conditions. Separate multiple IP addresses or CIDR blocks with commas (,). |
Referer | Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Exists and Does Not Exist Empty Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Prefix Match and Suffix Match Regular Expression Match and Regular Expression Mismatch Important Pro Edition does not support regular expression match.
| The URL of the source page from which the request is redirected. |
User-Agent | Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Exists and Does Not Exist Empty Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Prefix Match and Suffix Match Regular Expression Match and Regular Expression Mismatch
| The browser information about the client that initiates the request. The information includes the browser, rendering engine, and version. |
Params | Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Exists and Does Not Exist Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Prefix Match and Suffix Match Regular Expression Match and Regular Expression Mismatch
| The query string in the request URL. The query string is the part that follows the question mark (?) in the URL. For example, in www.example.com/index.html?action=login , action=login is the query string. |
Query-Arg | Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Exists and Does Not Exist Empty Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Prefix Match and Suffix Match Regular Expression Match
| The query string in the request URL. The query string is the part that follows the question mark (?) in the URL. For example, in www.example.com/request_path?arg1=a&arg2=b , arg1=a&arg2=b is the query string. Note If you set Match Field to Query-Arg, Logical Operator to Contains, and Match Content to arg, requests that contain arg1 or arg2 are matched. If you want to filter requests based on exact match conditions, we recommend that you set Match Field to Query-Arg, Logical Operator to Contains, and Match Content to arg1 or arg2. |
URLPath | Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Prefix Match and Suffix Match Regular Expression Match and Regular Expression Mismatch
| The URL path of the request. |
Cookie | Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Exists and Does Not Exist Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Regular Expression Match and Regular Expression Mismatch
| The cookie information in an access request. |
Content-Type | Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Regular Expression Match and Regular Expression Mismatch
| The HTTP content type that is specified for the response. The HTTP content type is known as the Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) type. |
Content-Length | Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Value Less Than, Value Equal To, and Value Greater Than | The number of bytes that is allowed in the response. |
X-Forwarded-For | Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains and Does Not Contain Does Not Exist Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than
| The originating IP address of the client that initiates access requests. The HTTP X-Forwarded-For (XFF) header is used to identify the originating IP address of the request that is forwarded by an HTTP proxy or a Server Load Balancer (SLB) instance. The XFF header is included only in the request that is forwarded by an HTTP proxy or an SLB instance. |
Post-Body | Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equal To and Not Equal To Contains and Does Not Contain Does Not Exist Prefix Match and Suffix Match Regular Expression Match
| The content of the request. |
Server-Port | Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value | The port number of the origin server. For example, in www.example.com:9999 , the port number is 9999. |
Http-Method | Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value | The request method. Valid values: GET, POST, DELETE, PUT, and OPTIONS. |
Header | Business, Enterprise, and Exclusive | Equals, Does Not Equal, Equals One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Equal Any Value Contains, Does Not Contain, Contains One of Multiple Values, and Does Not Contain Any Value Exists and Does Not Exist Length Equal To, Length Greater Than, and Length Less Than Regular Expression Match and Regular Expression Mismatch
| The header of the request. The value is used to create a custom HTTP header. |