Bandwidth_Control_Policy (object)

Create a listener to specify how to handle traffic for policy enforcement

Properties (* = required):

name	type(s)	default	allowed values	description
categories				This specifies the categories under policy. Note: policy need to be enabled as dynamic to configure categories. Up to a maximum of 32 categories can be configured. All the categories under the dynamic policy share the bandwidth as specified for the category, up to a maximum of maxUserBandwidth.
class*	string		“Bandwidth_Control_Policy”
dynamicControlEnabled	boolean	false	true, false	Specifies whether the policy is a static or dynamic policy. When enabled, the policy is dynamic, and additional settings are available. A dynamic policy enforces the specified maximum user rate and flow fairness for all traffic associated with the policy and for each session. The default is disabled, which indicates a static policy. A static policy enforces the maximum rate for combined traffic and does not guarantee fairness bandwidth for each session.
label	string		“^[^x00-x1fx22#&*<>?x5b-x5d`x7f]*$”	Optional friendly name for this object. Allows 0-64 chars, excluding a few likely to cause trouble with string searching, JS, TCL, or HTML
loggingEnabled	boolean	false	true, false	Specifies whether the system measures bandwidth on all future instances of this bandwidth control policy. When enabled, the system measures bandwidth and sends it to the log publisher specified by the logPublisher setting. You can override this setting using iRules. For example, if you want measurement on only some instances, keep this setting disabled, and use iRules to enable measurement on specific instances.
logPeriod	integer	2048	0 - 18446744073709552000	Specifies the frequency, in milliseconds, with which the system generates bandwidth measurement logs
logPublisher	object			Reference to a log publisher,Reference for a BIG-IP or Use object
markIP		“pass-through”		Specifies whether to mark traffic that exceeds the per-user limit by setting a Type of Service (ToS) bit in the IP headers of TCP packets associated with this bandwidth control policy. The default value is “pass-through”, which means there is no change to the ToS bit. To set a ToS bit use a value from 0 to 63. If this setting is specified, the bandwidth policy is not enforced, but rather the packets are marked for a downstream system to process.
markL2		“pass-through”		Specifies whether to mark traffic that exceeds the per-user limit by setting a Quality of Service (QoS) bit in the L2 headers of packets associated with this bandwidth control policy. The default value is “pass-through”, which means there is no change to the QoS bit. To set a QoS bit use a value from 0 to 7. If this setting is specified, the bandwidth policy is not enforced, but rather the packets are marked for a downstream system to process.
maxBandwidth*	integer		0 - 18446744073709552000	Specifies the maximum amount of bandwidth that traffic associated with the bandwidth control policy can use. The range is from 1 Mbps to 320 Gbps (between 1000000 bps and 320000000000 bps.
maxBandwidthUnit	string	“Mbps”	“bps”, “Kbps”, “Mbps”, “Gbps”	Specifies the units used by the maxBandwidth property
maxUserBandwidth	integer	0	0 - 18446744073709552000	Specifies the maximum amount of bandwidth that each session associated with the bandwidth control policy can use. The range is from 5 Kbps to 2 Gbps. Note: For FTP traffic, the throughput is roughly half of this setting, because the FTP protocol creates two connections per user: a control connection and a data connection.
maxUserBandwidthUnit	string	“Mbps”	“bps”, “Kbps”, “Mbps”, “Gbps”	Specifies the units used by the maxUserBandwidth property
maxUserPPS	integer	0	0 - 18446744073709552000	Specifies the limiter in packets per second that traffic is allowed per instance. It functions as a DoS limiter without fair share allocation. The system applies whichever value is lower, between this value and the specified Maximum Rate Per User. When both values are specified, both must pass for packets to go through. You can specify the rate in packets per second (PPS), kilo packets per second (KPPS), mega packets per second (MPPS), or giga packets per second (GPPS). The default value is 0 (not configured).
maxUserPPSUnit	string	“Mpps”	“bpps”, “Kpps”, “Mpps”, “Gpps”	Specifies the units used by the maxUserBandwidthPPS property
remark	string		“^[^x00-x1fx22x5cx7f]*$”	Arbitrary (brief) text pertaining to this object. Allows 0-64 chars, excluding only control characters, double-quote, and backslash. This is permissive enough that you should worry about XSS attacks

Bandwidth_Control_Policy.logPublisher (object)

Reference to a log publisher Reference for a BIG-IP or Use object

Properties (* = required):

name	type(s)	default	allowed values	description
bigip			“f5bigip” formatted string
use

Bandwidth_Control_Policy_Category (object)

Create a listener to specify how to handle traffic for policy enforcement

Properties (* = required):

name	type(s)	default	allowed values	description
markIP		“pass-through”		Specifies whether to mark traffic that exceeds the per-user limit by setting a Type of Service (ToS) bit in the IP headers of TCP packets associated with this bandwidth control policy. The default value is “pass-through”, which means there is no change to the ToS bit. To set a ToS bit use a value from 0 to 63. If this setting is specified, the bandwidth policy is not enforced, but rather the packets are marked for a downstream system to process.
markL2		“pass-through”		Specifies whether to mark traffic that exceeds the per-user limit by setting a Quality of Service (QoS) bit in the L2 headers of packets associated with this bandwidth control policy. The default value is “pass-through”, which means there is no change to the QoS bit. To set a QoS bit use a value from 0 to 7. If this setting is specified, the bandwidth policy is not enforced, but rather the packets are marked for a downstream system to process.
maxBandwidth*	integer		0 - 18446744073709552000	Specifies the maximum bandwidth that this category of traffic can use when associated with this bandwidth control policy. The range is from 5 kbps to the value set for Maximum Rate Per User.
maxBandwidthUnit	string	“Mbps”	“bps”, “Kbps”, “Mbps”, “Gbps”, “%”	Specifies the units used by the maxBandwidth property
remark	string		“^[^x00-x1fx22x5cx7f]*$”	Arbitrary (brief) text pertaining to this object. Allows 0-64 chars, excluding only control characters, double-quote, and backslash. This is permissive enough that you should worry about XSS attacks