Carrier Access none manual Service

Global Configuration Mode

Global Configuration Commands

service

Use the service command to create/modify User-Defined Services. To delete a service policy, see no service command on page 4-50.

Syntax: (config)# service id {service-idnew} name service-namedescription text protocol {protocol-numberahespgreicmptcp udp} [server-src-portopen-src-port]

Field	Definition
service-id	Enter a User-Defined Service number to modify. User-Defined Service ID numbers can be
	displayed with the show config service command, on page 3-32
new	Will create a new User-Defined Service. Note: The system will assign an ID number. This number
	will be the next available ID number in sequence (starts with 4, Note: 0-3 are configured by default).
	Do not use the new option when using an Automated Provisioning System.
service-name	Enter service name, which can also be found on the show config service command, on page 3-32
description text	Enter a one word description.
protocol	Protocol to apply to this service.
	protocol-number- this option allows the user to enter a protocol number to use protocols that are
	not listed below.
	ah - Authentication Header Protocol.
	esp - Encapsulating Security Payload.
	gre - Generic Routing Encapsulation.
	icmp - Internet Control Message Protocol. Note: The range and a list of common settings are below.
	type - Range 0-255
	code - Range 0-255
	Echo Reply	...................................................	icmp type 0 code 0
	Network Unreachable		icmp type 3 code 0
	Host Unreachable		icmp type 3 code 1
	Protocol Unreachable		icmp type 3 code 2
	Port Unreachable		icmp type 3 code 3
	Destination Network Unknown		icmp type 3 code 6
	Destination Host Unknown		icmp type 3 code 7
	Redirect for Network		icmp type 5 code 0
	Redirect for Host		icmp type 5 code 1
	Echo Request		icmp type 8 code 0
	tcp - Transmission Control Protocol. See source and destination port settings below.
	udp - User Datagram Protocol. See source and destination port settings below.
open-src-port	Defines the open source/destination port. Syntax:
	open-src-port {portport-portany} open-dst-port {portport-port
	any}
	open-src-port	port - Enter the open source port to apply the service to.
		port-port- Enter a range of ports to apply the service to.
		any - Apply to any port.
	open-dst-port	port - Enter the destination source port to apply the service to.
		port-port- Enter a range of ports to apply the service to.
		any - Apply to any port.

Adit 3000 (Rel. 1.6) and MSR Card (Rel 2.0) CLI 4-59