Issue with setting up fast L4 virtual servers via Java

We want to set up a https virtual server with the following characteristics:

 

 

- service port 443

 

- Protocol: tcp

 

- Type: performance (Layer 4)

 

- source address default persistence profile

 

- SNAT automap

 

 

Our code (below) works, except that the virtual server is configured as a standard virtual server. I would greatly appreciate it if you could glance at this code…Do you see anything here that prevents it from being set up as a fast L4?

 

 

 

public void createHttpsVirtualServer(final String name, final String ip, final long port, final String poolName) throws LoadBalancerException {

 

 

CommonVirtualServerDefinition vsDef = new CommonVirtualServerDefinition(name, ip, port, CommonProtocolType.PROTOCOL_TCP);

 

 

final CommonVirtualServerDefinition[] definitions = new CommonVirtualServerDefinition[]{vsDef};

 

 

final String[] wildmasks = new String[]{"255.255.255.255"};

 

 

final LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerResource resource = new LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerResource(LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerType.RESOURCE_TYPE_FAST_L4, poolName);

 

 

final LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerResource[] resources = new LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerResource[]{resource};

 

 

final LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerType[] serverTypes = new LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerType[]{LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerType.RESOURCE_TYPE_FAST_L4};

 

 

LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerPersistence profile = new LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerPersistence();

 

 

profile.setProfile_name("fastL4");

 

 

final LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerProfile[][] profiles = new LocalLBVirtualServerVirtualServerProfile[][]{{}};

 

 

try {

 

getLbInterface().getLocalLBVirtualServer().create(definitions, wildmasks, resources, profiles);

 

} catch (Exception ex) { throw new LoadBalancerException(ex);

 

}

 

}