12.5. Using Service Objects¶
12.5.1. Reference to service objects¶
This describes the procedures in finding information on vFirewall service objects.
1. Click [1] on the Manage Virtual Firewallscreen (Filter Rules tab).
2. Click [2] on the Manage Virtual Firewall screen (Services tab).
3. The service object settings will appear. Please check the below chart (information on Services tab) to the content of each item.
* Information on the Service tab
| Item | Content |
| a | The identifier name for this service object |
| b | The port number for this service object |
| c | The protocol for this service object |
12.5.2. Adding Service Objects¶
This describes the procedures in adding vFirewall service objects.
1. Click [1] on the Manage Virtual Firewall screen (Filter Rules tab).
2. Click [2] on the Manage Virtual Firewall screen (Services tab).
3. Click [3] after the existing service object settings appear.
4. The additional vFirewall service object screen will appear. Click [4] after entering the required parameters.
* Please check the below chart (input rules on the Add Service Objects screen) for input rules on each item.
* Input rules imposed on the Addi Service Object screen
| Item | Input field | Input contents | Mandatory or Optional | Input Conditions |
| a | Text box | Enter the identifier name in this service object | Required | Up to 40 characters, however, only enter one-byte characters. |
| b | Text box | Enter the port number and ICMP Type | Required | For protocol TCP: one byte from 1 to 65535
For protocol ICMP: cannot enter
|
| c | Pull down | Select the type of protocol | Required | None |
12.5.3. Editing Service Objects¶
This describes the procedures in editing the vFirewall service objects.
1. Click [1] on the Manage Virtual Firewall screen (Filter Rules tab).
2. Click [2] on the Manage Virtual Firewallt screen (Services tab).
3. Click [3] after the existing service object settings appear.
4. Click [4] after entering the required parameters.
* Please refer to ‘11.5.2.Adding service group Procedure 4 *Input rules for the Add Service Object screen‘ for input rules on each item.
12.5.4. Deleting Service Objects¶
This describes the procedures in deleting vFirewall service objects.
1. Click [1] on the Manage Virtual Firewall screen (Filter Rules tab).
2. Click [2] on the Manage Virtual Firewall screen (Services tab).
3. Click [3] after the existing service object settings appear.
4. A warning screen will appear. Click [4] after checking the warning screen.
5. Click [5] after checking that the service object has been deleted.
6. The task management screen will appear. Click [6] after checking that the task status is ‘Complete’ and to finalize the procedure.
7. Click [7] to check the detailed information of the task.
