The service service-set command adds a service or service group to a service group.
The undo service command deletes a service or service group from a service group.
service [ id ] service-set service-set-name [ description description ]
undo service { id | all }
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| id | Specifies the ID of a service or service group. | The value is an integer ranging from 0 to 255. |
| service-set service-set-name | Specifies the name of a service or service group. | The value must be the name of an existing service
or service group. NOTE:
The service groups cannot reference the predefined services with dynamic ports, namely, the predefined services whose port is identified as dynamic port. |
| description description | Specifies the description. | It is a string of 1 to 64 characters without spaces. |
| all | Indicates all the members. | - |
The ID is unique for each service and service group. If no ID is specified, the system automatically assigns an ID for it.
The service/service group referenced in a service group can be either a predefined service or user-defined service/service group. You can use the ip service-set command to configure user-defined services/service groups. The system provides predefined services. You can run the display predefined-service command to display details on predefined services.
# Add s1 and s2 to service group s3.
<sysname> system-view [sysname] ip service-set s1 type object [sysname-group-service-set-s1] service protocol tcp destination-port 21 [sysname-group-service-set-s1] quit [sysname] ip service-set s2 type group [sysname-group-service-set-s2] service service-set dns [sysname-group-service-set-s2] quit [sysname] ip service-set s3 type group [sysname-group-service-set-s3] service service-set s1 [sysname-group-service-set-s3] service service-set s2