Citrix Systems Network Router 9.2 User Manual

IP addresses that are formatted for Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) enable more 
flexibility when assigning addresses than the older IPv4 format. An IPv6 address 
in a URL has a different appearance from a traditional URL. The following is an 
example of an IPv6 URL:

ip address.GET1. . .GET4

Returns a portion of an IP address as a numeric 
value. For example, if the IP address value is 
10.100.200.1, the following is returned:

client.ip.src.get1

 Returns 10

client.ip.src.get2

 returns 100

client.ip.src.get3

 returns 200

address.IN_SUBNET(subnet)

Returns a Boolean TRUE if the subnet argument 
matches the subnet of the IP address value. For 
example, the following determines whether the 
client's destination IP address subnet is 
10.100.10.100/18:

client.ip.dst.eq(10.100.10.100/18)

ip address.SUBNET(n)

Returns the IP address after applying the subnet 
mask specified as the argument. The subnet mask 
can take values between 0 and 32.

For example: 

CLIENT.IP.SRC.SUBNET(24) will return 
192.168.1.0 if the IP address represented by the 
prefix is 192.168.1.[0-255].

ip address.IS_IPV6

Returns a Boolean TRUE if this is an Internet 
Protocol version 6 (IPv6) host for the client or 
server. Following is an example:

client.ip.src.is_ipv6

address.MATCHES("hostname")

Returns a Boolean TRUE if the IP address for the 
host specified in hostname matches the current IP 
address. The hostname cannot exceed 255 
characters.

address.MATCHES_LOCATION(lo

cation)

Returns a Boolean TRUE if the location of the IP 
address matches the location argument. The 
Location string can take the following form: 
qual1.qual2.qual3.qual4.qual5.qual6, 
for example: NorthAmeria.CA.*

Following is an example:

client.ip.src.matches_location(\"Euro
pe.GB.17.London.*.*\")