
Chapter 4: Configuring the High-Level Network
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To set connection limits on services
Use the following syntax to set the maximum number of concurrent
connections allowed on a service. Note that you can configure this setting
for one or more services.
b service <service> [...<service>] limit <max conn>
To turn off a connection limit for one or more services, use the same
command, setting the <max conn> parameter to 0 (zero) like this:
b service <service> [...<service>] limit 0
To enable or disable TCP for services
You can enable or disable TCP for specific services. The default setting for
all services is enabled. Use the following syntax to disable TCP for one or
more services:
b service <service> [...<service>] tcp disable
To re-enable TCP, use this syntax:
b service <service> [...<service>] tcp enable
To enable or disable UDP for services
You can enable or disable UDP for specific services. The default setting for
all services is disabled. Use the following syntax to enable UDP for one or
more services:
b service <service> [...<service>] udp enable
To disable UDP, use this syntax:
b service <service> [...<service>] udp disable
To set the idle connection timeout for TCP traffic
To set the TCP timeout on one or more services, where the <seconds>
parameter is the number of seconds before an idle connection is dropped,
use the following syntax:
b service <service> [<service>...] timeout tcp <seconds>
For example, the following command sets the TCP timeout to 300 seconds
for port 53:
b service 53 timeout tcp 300
To turn off TCP timeout for a service, use the above command, setting the
<seconds> parameter to zero:
b service 53 timeout tcp 0
To set the idle connection timeout for UDP traffic
To set the UDP timeout on one or more services, where the <seconds>
parameter is the number of seconds before an idle connection is dropped,
use the following syntax:
b service <service> [<service>...] timeout udp <seconds>
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