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title: "HTTP header assets"
canonical: "https://docs.aryaka.com/space/KNOW/40763482/HTTP%20header%20assets"
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The Asset Management > HTTP headers page allows you to manage your HTTP header assets. An  HTTP header asset  is a named collection of HTTP headers and their associated values that can be used as match criteria in your  security rules  to permit or deny traffic for specific HTTP headers. Follow the procedures in this topic to view, add, or edit HTTP header assets. To view HTTP header assets Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click  Security  >  Asset Management  in the left navigation pane. The Asset Management page appears and displays a series of tiles.  Click the  HTTP Headers  tile. The HTTP Headers page appears and displays a list of your configured HTTP header assets. (Optional) Click the name of an HTTP header asset to view configuration details.  To add an HTTP header asset Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click  Security  >  Asset Management  in the left navigation pane. The Asset Management page appears and displays a series of tiles.  Click the  HTTP Headers  tile. The HTTP Headers page appears and displays a list of your configured HTTP header assets. Click the  Add  icon. The Add HTTP Headers page appears.  In the Details pane, enter a name and, optionally, a description for the HTTP header asset. Then, select whether all or any headers should be matched in the Match Header field.  In the HTTP Header List pane, click  Add . The Add HTTP Header dialog appears. Enter a name for the header in the Header Name field. Click the  Condition  field and select Is or Is Not from the drop-down menu. Enter values for the header in at least one of the following fields: Values-Exact Match—Assign a value to the HTTP header that must be matched exactly in the URL. Each header can have multiple exact match values.  Values-RegEx—Assign a regular expression to the HTTP header. Each header can have at most one regular expression value. Click  Add Selected . The Add HTTP Headers page displays the selected HTTP headers in the HTTP Header List table. Click  Submit . You are prompted to select one of the following submit options:  Activate Later  or  Activate Now . See  Activate configuration updates  for details. The HTTP Headers page displays your new HTTP header asset in the list of configured HTTP header assets. To edit an HTTP header asset Log in to MyAryaka. The Home page appears. Click  Security  >  Asset Management  in the left navigation pane. The Asset Management page appears and displays a series of tiles.  Click the  HTTP Headers  tile. The HTTP Headers page appears and displays a list of your configured HTTP header assets. Click the name of the HTTP header asset you want to edit. The < HTTP header asset name > page appears in read-only mode. Click the  Edit  icon. The page appears in edit mode. Note:  To edit assets that are owned by Aryaka (denoted with a gray Owned by Aryaka label) you must first click  Change Ownership , confirm the ownership change, and then click the  Edit  icon that appears.  Perform any of the following actions to edit the HTTP header asset: Edit any of the fields in the Details pane. Add a new HTTP header in the HTTP Header List pane using the following procedure: Click  Add . The Add HTTP Header dialog appears. Enter a name for the header in the Header Name field. Click the  Condition  field and select Is or Is Not from the drop-down menu. Enter values for the header in at least one of the following fields: Values-Exact Match—Assign a value to the HTTP header that must be matched exactly in the URL. Each header can have multiple exact match values.  Values-RegEx—Assign a regular expression to the HTTP header. Each header can have at most one regular expression value.  Click  Add Selected . The < HTTP header asset name > page displays the configured HTTP headers in the HTTP Header List table. (Optional) Delete an HTTP header from the HTTP Header List by selecting the HTTP Header name and clicking  Delete . Click  Submit . You are prompted to select one of the following submit options:  Activate Later  or  Activate Now . See  Activate configuration updates  for details. The HTTP Headers page displays your updated HTTP header asset in the list of configured HTTP header assets. Related topics Asset management