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Services

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Services

Services are the standard Internet applications supported by BIG-IP, such as

HTTP, HTTPs, FTP, and POP3. Each service is known by its name and

also by its well-known or reserved port number such as 80 or 443.

(Specifically, a service is any valid service name in the /etc/services file or

any valid port number between 0 and 65535.) The bigpipe service

command allows you to enable and disable network traffic on services, and

also set connection limits and timeouts. You can use the service name or the

port number for the <service> parameter. Note that the settings you define

with this command control the service for all virtual servers that use it. By

default, access to all services is disabled.

Tip

Virtual servers using the same service actually share a port on the BIG-IP.

This command is global, you only need to open access to a port once; you

do not need to open access to a port for each instance of a virtual server

that uses it.

Table 4.22 lists the attributes you can configure for a service.

To allow access to services using the Configuration utility

Any time you create a virtual server and define a port or service with the

Configuration utility, the port or service is automatically enabled.

To allow access to services from the command line

Using the bigpipe service command, you can allow access to one or more

services at a time.

b service <service>...<service> <protocol> [tcp|udp] enable

For example, in order to enable HTTP (service 80) and Telnet (service 23)

services, you can type the following bigpipe service command:

b service 80 23 443 tcp enable

Attributes Description

Allow access to services As a security measure, all services are locked down on the BIG-IP. In order for the

BIG-IP to load balance traffic, you must enable access to the service on which the

BIG-IP will receive traffic.

Connection limits You can define a connection limit for a service so that a flood of connections does not

overload the BIG-IP.

Set idle connection

timeouts

You can set the idle connection timeout to close idle connections.

Table 4.22 The attributes you can configure for a service.

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