SERVICE_OPTION_TYPE_UNKNOWN SERVICE_OPTION_TYPE_OPTIONAL SERVICE_OPTION_TYPE_MANDATORY Gets a list of all service chain endpoints.

Creates a set of PEM service chain endpoints.

Deletes the specified service chain endpoints.

Deletes all user defined service chain endpoints.

Gets a set of service endpoints for the specified service chain endpoints.

Adds a set of service endpoints for the specified service chain endpoints. The orders need to be unique upon creation. An error is reported if two service endpoints are configured with the same order.

Removes the specified service endpoints for the specified service chain endpoints.

Removes all service endpoints for the specified service chain endpoints.

Sets the service option types for the specified service endpoints when a service endpoint is not available (i.e., is down). You can configure the following options: optional and mandatory. The default value is optional.

Gets the service option types for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the from-vlans for the specified service endpoints. A from-vlan specifies the vlan that the traffic comes from. Note: The vlan has to exist before you can set a from-vlan field.

Gets the from-vlans for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the to-endpoints for the specified service endpoints. A to-endpoint is the actual forwarding-endpoint that the traffic goes to. Note: You have to create a valid PEM forwarding-endpoint before you can add to-endpoint to a service endpoint.

Gets the to-endpoints for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the orders for the specified service endpoints. A service endpoint must have an order from 1 up to 2^32-1. The lower the service endpoint order is, the higher its precedence is (i.e., traffic will pass though it before other higher order service endpoints).

Gets the orders for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the steering policies for the specified service endpoints. Specifies the steering policy for the service endpoint. This refers to the existing object pem policy. If the policy rule matches, the actions are applied on the intermediate flows in the service chain. The forwarding action in the steering policy can overwrite any default forwarding action configured in the service endpoint. The service chain action in a steering policy is not allowed.

Gets the steering policies for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the internal virtual servers for the specified service endpoints. Specifies the internal virtual server attribute on which icap profile is enabled. If the action is to forward to icap then the flow is forwarded to the pool members in the virtual server.

Gets the internal virtual servers for the specified service endpoints.

Gets the version information for this interface.

Gets a list of all service chain endpoints.

Creates a set of PEM service chain endpoints.

Deletes the specified service chain endpoints.

Deletes all user defined service chain endpoints.

Gets a set of service endpoints for the specified service chain endpoints.

Adds a set of service endpoints for the specified service chain endpoints. The orders need to be unique upon creation. An error is reported if two service endpoints are configured with the same order.

Removes the specified service endpoints for the specified service chain endpoints.

Removes all service endpoints for the specified service chain endpoints.

Sets the service option types for the specified service endpoints when a service endpoint is not available (i.e., is down). You can configure the following options: optional and mandatory. The default value is optional.

Gets the service option types for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the from-vlans for the specified service endpoints. A from-vlan specifies the vlan that the traffic comes from. Note: The vlan has to exist before you can set a from-vlan field.

Gets the from-vlans for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the to-endpoints for the specified service endpoints. A to-endpoint is the actual forwarding-endpoint that the traffic goes to. Note: You have to create a valid PEM forwarding-endpoint before you can add to-endpoint to a service endpoint.

Gets the to-endpoints for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the orders for the specified service endpoints. A service endpoint must have an order from 1 up to 2^32-1. The lower the service endpoint order is, the higher its precedence is (i.e., traffic will pass though it before other higher order service endpoints).

Gets the orders for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the steering policies for the specified service endpoints. Specifies the steering policy for the service endpoint. This refers to the existing object pem policy. If the policy rule matches, the actions are applied on the intermediate flows in the service chain. The forwarding action in the steering policy can overwrite any default forwarding action configured in the service endpoint. The service chain action in a steering policy is not allowed.

Gets the steering policies for the specified service endpoints.

Sets the internal virtual servers for the specified service endpoints. Specifies the internal virtual server attribute on which icap profile is enabled. If the action is to forward to icap then the flow is forwarded to the pool members in the virtual server.

Gets the internal virtual servers for the specified service endpoints.

Gets the version information for this interface.

You can use the service chain endpoint component to configure service chain endpoint definitions for the Policy Enforcement Manager (PEM). Each service chain endpoint consists of one or more service endpoints, where a service endpoint consists of a non-zero integer order, a valid PEM forwarding-endpoint (to-endpoint) and an existing vlan (from-vlan). When you configure a BIG-IP that has a service chain endpoint with multiple service endpoints, then the traffic will pass through these service endpoints in their given order (from low to high) before leaving the BIG-IP. Note: You must create a valid forwarding-endpoint and a valid vlan before you can create a service endpoint. You must also give each service endpoint an order from 1 up to 2^32-1.