Target environment
- BIG-IP Virtual Edition
- version 15.x.x
Overview of Standard virtual server
- A Standard virtual server is a general purpose virtual server that is the default virtual server type when you create a virtual server.
- A Standard virtual server directs client traffic to a load balancing pool, and is the most basic type of virtual server.
Details of setting items
General Properties
- Name
- Description
- Type
- Source Address
- Specifies the client IP address or network on which the virtual server accepts traffic
- Destination Address/Mask
- Specify the IP address (or subnet) of the virtual server
- Service Port
- Specify the service port of the virtual server
- Notify Status to Virtual Address
- State
Configuration
The image below shows the setting items when TCP is selected as the [Protocol].
- Protocol
- *All Protocols
- TCP
- UDP
- SCTP
- IPsec ESP
- IPsec AH
- Protocol Profile (Client)
- Protocol Profile (Server)
- HTTP Profile (Client)
- HTTP Profile (Server)
- HTTP Proxy Connect Profile
- FTP Profile
- RTSP Profile
- PPTP Profile
- SOCKS Profile
- Stream Profile
- XML Profile
- MQTT
- SSL Profile (Client)
- SSL Profile (Server)
- Authentication Profiles
- SMTPS Profile
- POP3 Profile
- Client LDAP Profile
- Server LDAP Profile
- Service Profile
- SMTP Profile
- WebSocket Profile
- IMAP Profile
- SplitSession Client Profile
- SplitSession Server Profile
- Connector Profile
- DNS Profile
- Diameter Profile
- FIX Profile
- Request Adapt Profile
- Response Adapt Profile
- SIP Profile
- Statistics Profile
- VLAN and Tunnel Traffic
- All VLANs and Tunnels
- Specifies that virtual servers are enabled on all VLANs and tunnels configured on the system.
- Enabled on
- Specifies that the virtual server is enabled on the VLANs and tunnels specified in the Selected list.
- Disabled on
- Specifies to disable the virtual server on the VLANs and tunnels specified in the Selected list.
- All VLANs and Tunnels
- VLANs and Tunnels
- This setting item is displayed when Enabled on or Disabled on is selected for VLAN and Tunnel Traffic.
- Source Address Translation
- SNAT
- Translate source addresses based on the specified SNAT pool
- Auto Map
- Use BIG-IP’s own IP address as an address pool
- None(default)
- Do not translate the source address
- SNAT
- Bandwidth Controller
- Traffic Class
- Connection Limit
- Eviction Policy
- Eviction Protected
- Connection Rate Limit
- Connection Rate Limit Mode
- Address Translation
- Port Translation
- Source Port
- Clone Pool (Client)
- Clone Pool (Server)
- Auto Last Hop
- Last Hop Pool
- Transparent Nexthop
- Classification Profile
- NAT64
- Request Logging Profile
- VS Score
- Immediate Action On Service Down
Content Rewrite
- Immediate Action On Service Down
- HTML Profile
Acceleration
- iSession Profile
- Rate Class
- OneConnect Profile
- NTLM Conn Pool
- HTTP Compression Profile
- Web Acceleration Profile
- HTTP/2 Profile (Client)
- HTTP/2 Profile (Server)
- HTTP MRF Router
Resources
- iRules
- Policies
- Default Pool
- Default Persistence Profile
- Fallback Persistence Profile
References
Overview of BIG-IP virtual server types (12.x - 17.x)
TopicThis article applies to BIG-IP 12.x through 17.x. For information about other versions, refer to the following articles: K14163: Overview of BIG-IP virtual...
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Overview of the Standard virtual server
TopicSummary A virtual server is a traffic management object on the BIG-IP system that is represented by a virtual IP address and a service, such as 192.168.20....
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