Traffic
Constructors
Properties
IP Address Family
The destination network segment of the traffic message. The flow classification matches the traffic of the destination IP address in the destination network segment. If the flow classification rule is not set, it means that the flow classification rule matches the traffic of any destination IP address.
The destination port of the traffic message. Valid values: -1, 1 to 65535. The flow classification rule matches the traffic of the destination port number in the destination port range. If the flow classification rule is not set, it means that the flow classification rule matches the traffic of any destination port number. The current parameter supports a maximum of 2 port numbers. The input format is described as follows:
The DSCP value of the traffic message. Valid values: 0 to **63 * *. The flow classification rule matches the flow with the specified DSCP value. If the flow classification rule is not set, it means that the flow classification rule matches the flow with any DSCP value.
The protocol type of the traffic message. Stream classification rules can match traffic of multiple protocol types, such as HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, UDP, SSH, and **Telnet. For more protocol types, please log on to the Cloud Enterprise Network Management Console to view.
The source network segment of the traffic message. The flow classification rule matches the traffic of the source IP address in the source network segment. If the flow classification rule is not set, it means that the flow classification rule matches the traffic of any source IP address.
The source port of the traffic message. Valid values: -1, 1 to 65535. The flow classification rule matches the traffic of the source port number in the source port range. If it is not set, it means that the flow classification rule matches the traffic of any source port number. The current parameter supports entering up to two port numbers. The input format is described as follows:
The description information of the stream classification rule. The description must be 2 to 128 characters in length and can contain numbers, dashes (-), and underscores (_).
The name of the stream classification rule. The name must be 2 to 128 characters in length and can contain numbers, dashes (-), and underscores (_).