Manual Chapter :
Managing Virtual Servers in Shared Security
Applies To:
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BIG-IQ Centralized Management
- 8.3.0, 8.2.0, 8.1.0, 8.0.0
Managing Virtual Servers in Shared Security
About virtual servers
On BIG-IP devices, virtual servers can have security objects, such as DoS
profiles, SSH profiles, or log profiles, attached to them. You create virtual servers using the
Local Traffic service, and then use them from within Shared Security. You can modify only some of
the virtual server properties within Shared Security. To modify other virtual server properties,
use the Local Traffic service.
The BIG-IQ Centralized Management system can successfully discover only
BIG-IP devices that are using supported profile types. If the system attempts to discover a
BIG-IP device that is using an unsupported type of profile:
- You might see an invalid profile error during discovery.
- The BIG-IQ Centralized Management system does not successfully discover the BIG-IP device.
View and edit virtual server shared security
You
can view and modify virtual servers within Shared Security to manage the
security objects that might be part of a virtual server. To modify other
virtual server properties, use the Local Traffic service.
You can
access a specific virtual server's Shared Security configuration by
selecting a virtual server found in the Network Security's context
list () or the Web Application Security's virtual server
list (). Once selected, click the link provided under the
Properties area.
- Click .
- On the virtual servers properties screen, modify the editable the properties as needed.Depending on the setting configured, you can only edit some of the properties.
- In theDoS Profilesetting, select the DoS profile to use.You define DoS profiles using the Shared Security DoS Profiles screen.
- In theSSH Profilesetting, select the SSH profile to use.You define SSH profiles using the Shared Security SSH Profiles screen.
- In theIP Intelligencesetting, select the IP intelligence policy to use.You define IP intelligence policies using the Shared Security IP Intelligence Policies screen.
- In theMaximum Bandwidthsetting, type the maximum bandwidth allowed, in Mbps.Set this value to 0 to specify no bandwidth limit.
- In theLog Profilessetting, select one or more log profiles to use.You define log profiles using the Shared Security Logging Profiles screen.
- Save your work.
The virtual server is updated with
your changes. You make other changes to the virtual server using this screen: .
