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Figure 40 - Services Definition screen
4. In the Prefix field enter the prefix for this service. The prefix can be up to 31
characters long. Valid characters are 0 through 9 and pound (#), asterisk (*) and
comma (,).
5. Specify the availability of the service. If you want all endpoints to use it select the
Public and the Default boxes. If you want only predefined endpoints to use it, select
the Public box. For more information, see "Service Access Control " in Chapter 2,
"Overview."
6. Notify users that this service has been defined and is available.
Service Access Control
In the basic configuration we made all services available to all endpoints by defining them
as both Public and Default. This allows all endpoints to access the network services. You
can narrow this accessibility and distinguish between services by changing the service status
to either Public or Default. Review your service accessibility in light of the table below:
If you want to
Allow only predefined endpoints in the zone and all
endpoints in other zones to access the service
Allow all endpoints within the zone to access the service
All endpoints within or outside the zone
Advanced Services Definition
Set the service to
Public
Default
Public and Default
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