What is the Port Rewrite setting in the vServer configuration?

What is the Port Rewrite setting in the vServer configuration?

• A. ON
• B. DISABLED
• C. ENABLED
• D. OFF

Answer: (B)

Port Rewrite in a vServer determines whether the port number shown in URLs and redirects to clients is modified to reflect the port the client connected to. When Port Rewrite is enabled, any generated links or Location headers that reference the backend port get rewritten to the front-end port the client used, so users don’t see the internal port. When it’s disabled, those backend port references pass through unchanged. In this configuration, Port Rewrite is disabled, so no rewriting occurs and the client sees the ports as they were originally connected to. This is the typical default unless there’s a specific need to translate ports for client-visible URLs or redirects.

Port Rewrite in a vServer determines whether the port number shown in URLs and redirects to clients is modified to reflect the port the client connected to. When Port Rewrite is enabled, any generated links or Location headers that reference the backend port get rewritten to the front-end port the client used, so users don’t see the internal port. When it’s disabled, those backend port references pass through unchanged.

In this configuration, Port Rewrite is disabled, so no rewriting occurs and the client sees the ports as they were originally connected to. This is the typical default unless there’s a specific need to translate ports for client-visible URLs or redirects.