Redirecting Traffic between Servers through the Rules Tab

Updated on Nov 11, 2025

Environment

ProductFiddler Everywhere
Product Version1.0.0 and above

Description

How can I use the Rules tab for redirecting traffic from one server to another?

Solution

To accomplish this scenario, we can use a basic redirect or a rule, which utilizes regex and regex variables.

Using a Basic Redirect

To redirect traffic from one server to another, implement a basic redirect rule.

Match Condition: URL > Contains > https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler-everywhere/introduction Action: Update URL > Set Value > http://localhost:4000/fiddler-everywhere/introduction

Redirecting with Regex

To create more complex redirect rules, use the Fiddler Everywhere regex support for creating Match Conditions rules and Actions.

Match Condition: URL > Regular Expression > (.*)docs.telerik.com/(.*) Action: Update URL > Regular Expression > Find (.*)docs.telerik.com/(.*) + Replace http://localhost:4000/$2

Creating a rule that uses regular expression to change an URL

In the previous example, two regex variables are automatically created. The second one will have as its value everything that comes after the last slash (/).

As a result, after applying the above rule, the following example endpoint

sh
https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler-everywhere/modify-and-filter-traffic/modify-traffic-with-rules

will be redirected to

sh
http://localhost:4000/fiddler-everywhere/modify-and-filter-traffic/modify-traffic-with-rules

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