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Depending on the Matching Rule Type, the source of Reference Value differs. For some rule types, the Source of the Reference Value requires additional specification. The following table describes the differences of the available Matching Rule Types:
| Scrennshot Screenshot / Matching Type | Description |
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| This type of rule compares the URI of a user request to the target value. |
| This type of rule compares the value of an HTTP Parameter to the target value. This rule type requires the name of the HTTP parameter (Parameter name) to be used as addition information. |
| This type of rule checks whether the HTTP request method (GET, POST, PUT, etc.) equals to the selected value. |
| This type of rule compares the signature of a called method to the target value.
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| This type of rule compares the parameter value of a called method to the target value. This rule type requires two additional properties to be set to specify the reference value:
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| This type of rule compares the IPs of the server handling the user request to the target value.
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| This type of rule compares the complete URL to the target value. |
| This type of rule compares the scheme of the URL to the target value. |
| This type of rule compares the server port to the target value. |
| This type of rule compares the HTTP query of a request to the target value. |
| This type of rule compares the name of the inspectIT agent to the target value. |
| This type of rule compares the name of the HTTP server to the target value |
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