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Three Ways to Specify Multiple Ports on a Virtual Server

Last month, community member Racquel Mays asked for some assistance with creating a local traffic policy to apply to a virtual server to listen only on specific ports. I knew of only two obvious ways...
Published Mar 30, 2021
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Oct 03, 2023

I recently used a shared objects policy to produce a match list but had some difficulty doing so.

This was a deployment to an existing environment where by I needed to add the policy to about 4k existing virtual servers. The problem I had was, I could not modify the virtual server without a conflict with the VIP being assigned to <VS>_Object.  I'm wondering if you know any magic on how to modify the virtual server without having to copy, delete, and the re-create it with the <vs>_Object already configured with the VIP.

Regards.