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object service
Creates a new service object. Specify either a port number or port number ranges (up to three)
in a single service object. Use the no form of the command to remove existing service objects or
to remove individual port range entries in the specified service object.
This service object can be used in any number of policies in any map, if created under firewall
global. If created under a map then this service object can be used in any number of policies,
but only in that particular map.
syntax:
[no] service object-name <tcp | udp> [ port ]
object-name
tcp, udp
port
example:
To create a new service object named servport using TCP on port 2001, enter:
SR/configure/firewall global/object>
To create a global service object named servrange using UDP from port 1000 to 1005 and
3000 to 3002, enter:
SR/configure/firewall global/object>
SR/configure/firewall global/object>
To remove port number range entry from a global service object servrange, enter:
SR/configure/firewall global/object>
To delete a global service object named servport, enter:
SR/configure/firewall global/object>
To create a map-specific service object named corpserv using TCP on port 2001, enter:
SR/configure> firewall corp SR/configure/firewall corp>
object>
applies to:
Avaya Secure Router 3120 Command Reference Guide
parameter
service corpserv tcp port 2001
definition
The name of the service object.
Defines the type of transport protocol: TCP or UDP.
Specifies a port number or port number range. Enter
a port number or the starting and ending port numbers
as strings separated by a space.
service servport tcp port 2001
service servrange udp port 1000 1005
service servrange udp port 3000 3002
no service servrange udp port 1000 1005
no service servport tcp
object SR/configure/firewall corp/
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