Virtual Server Virtual Port

The configuration of the virtual server virtual port has two meanings depending upon whether the port has a zero or non-zero value:

• If a non-zero value is set, then incoming packets‘ destination ports are matched to that port.
• If a zero value is set, then the incoming packets‘ destination ports will only match that virtual server if there is no non-zero port match with another virtual server. In this case the zero port is a catch all that means match any port.

The virtual server virtual port protocol (UDP/TCP) must always match the real server port protocol.

The virtual server is identified by its Virtual IP Address (VIP), port protocol, and port number. A virtual server configured for a given VIP and port number must be configured for either UDP or TCP, but can not be configured for both.