UDP::max

Description¶

This command can be used to set/get the maximum transmission rate (bytes per second) of a UDP connection.

Syntax¶

UDP::max_rate [max-rate]

UDP::max_rate¶

Returns the maximum transmission rate (bytes per second) of a UDP connection.

UDP::max_rate [max-rate]¶

max-rate sets the maximum transmission rate (bytes per second) to specified value.
If max-rate is set to 0, it turns off the maximum transmission rate (bytes per second) of a previously specified value. ===Examples===

# Get/set the max rate of the UDP flow.
when CLIENT_ACCEPTED {
    # Set the rate to 1Mbps (125,000 bytes per second)
    log local0. "UDP set max rate: [UDP::max_rate 125000]"
    log local0. "UDP get max rate: [UDP::max_rate]"
}

Related Information¶

Valid Events:
ANY

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Introduced: BIGIP-14.0.0

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