destination, and the application protocol. Filters can also overlap, so the best matching classifer
determines the service chain for a specific connection. Finally, classifiers can reject a connection or allow
it to bypass the service chain.
1.
On the Main tab, click
SSL Orchestrator
>
Configuration
, and on the menu bar, click
Policies
to
view UDP service chain classifiers settings.
The UDP Service Chain Classifiers information on the Policies screen opens.
2.
In the UDP Service Chain Classifiers area, click
Add
.
3.
In the
Name
field, type a name for this rule.
4.
From the
Protocol
list, select the protocol of the connection based on the port number or protocol
recognition.
5.
In the
Source
area, select a
Type
and type a
Value
.
This option specifies the name of the Service Chain you configured that you want to use for this
classifier rule.
6.
In the
Destination
area, select a
Mode
and
Type
, and type a
Value
.
This option specifies the destination of the connection. The value of this field is based on the selection
you made for the mode.
7.
From the
Service Chain
list, select
All
.
8.
Click
Finished
.
9.
From the
What should happen to unmatched connections?
list, select how the system should
handle unmatched connections.
10.
Click
Save
.
You have created a UDP Service Chain Classifier rule.
Creating Services, Service Chains, and Classifier Rules
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