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What are the different built-in Service Types?

The EdgeADC has several pre-defined Service Types, which you can select from the Service Type column when defining a Virtual Service. These allow you to immediately select and tune various ADC settings to suit the type of connection you need.

Please note that with all “Layer 4” service types, the ADC will not interact or modify the data stream, so flightPATH is unavailable with Layer 4 service types. Layer 4 services simply load balance the traffic according to the load balancing policy:

Service Type Port/Protocol Service Layer Comment
Layer 4 TCP Any TCP port Layer 4 The ADC will not alter any information in the data stream and will perform standard load balancing the traffic according to the load balancing policy
Layer 4 UDP Any UDP port Layer 4 As with Layer 4 TCP, the ADC will not alter any information in the data stream and will perform standard load balancing the traffic according to the load balancing policy
Layer 4 TCP/UDP Any TCP or UDP port Layer 4 It is ideal if your service has a primary protocol such as UDP but will fall back to TCP. The ADC will not alter any information in the data stream and will perform standard load balancing the traffic according to the load balancing policy
DNS TCP/UDP Layer 4 Used to load balance DNS servers.
HTTP(S) HTTP or HTTPS protocol Layer 7 The ADC can interact, manipulate and modify the data stream using flightPATH.
FTP File Transfer Protocol Protocol Layer 7 Using separate control and data connections between client and server
SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Layer 4 Use when load balancing mail servers
POP3 Post Office Protocol Layer 4 Use when load balancing mail servers
IMAP Internet Message Access Protocol Layer 4 Use when load balancing mail servers
RDP Remote Desktop Protocol Layer 4 Use when load balancing Terminal Services servers
RPC Remote Procedure Call Layer 4 Use when load balancing systems using RPC calls
RPC/ADS Exchange 2010 Static RPC for Address Book Service Layer 4 Use when load balancing Exchange servers
RPC/CA/PF Exchange 2010 Static RPC for Client Access & Public Folders Layer 4 Use when load balancing Exchange servers
DICOM Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine Layer 4 Use when load balancing servers using DICOM protocols
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