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Table Of Contents

Default Service Configuration Reference Tables

Filter Rules

Information About Protocols

Generic Protocols

Signature-Based Protocols

IP Protocols

Port-Based Protocols

Protocols Identified on Unidirectional Flows

Services

RDR Settings

Rules

System Mode


Default Service Configuration Reference Tables


This chapter describes the default service configuration provided with the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband (SCA BB). The default service configuration serves as a starting point for creating a service configuration tailored to customers' needs.

Filter Rules 

Information About Protocols 

Filter Rules

Filter rules allow you to instruct the Service Control Engine (SCE) platform to ignore some types of flow based on the flow's Layer 3 and Layer 4 properties, and transmit the flows unchanged.

The following table lists the filter rules defined in the default service configuration.

Table 1-1 Filter Rules  

Flow Filter Name
Default State
Description

ICMP Filter

Active

Applies to ICMP packets, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

DNS (to network)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, network-side port is equal to 53, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

DNS (to subscriber)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, subscriber-side port is equal to 53, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

net-bios (to network)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, network-side port is equal to 137, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

net-bios (to subscriber)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, subscriber-side port is equal to 137, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

eDonkey UDP (to network)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, network-side ports in the range 4661 to 4665, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

eDonkey UDP (to subscriber)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, subscriber-side ports in the range 4661 to 4665, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

eMule UDP (to network)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, network-side ports in the range 4670 to 4674, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

eMule UDP (to subscriber)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, subscriber-side ports in the range 4670 to 4674, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

eMule UDP 2 (to network)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, network-side ports in the range 5670 to 5674, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

eMule UDP 2 (to subscriber)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, subscriber-side ports in the range 5670 to 5674, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

eMule UDP 3 (to network)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, network-side ports in the range 5780 to 5784, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

eMule UDP 3 (to subscriber)

Active

Applies to UDP packets, subscriber-side ports in the range 5780 to 5784, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

BGP Filter

Inactive

Applies to TCP packets, network-side port is equal to 179, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

DHCP Filter

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, network-side ports in the range 67 to 68, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

OSPF Filter

Inactive

Applies to OSPFIGP packets, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

IS-IS Filter

Inactive

Applies to ISIS packets, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

IGRP Filter

Inactive

Applies to IGP packets, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

EIGRP Filter

Inactive

Applies to EIGRP packets, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

HSRP Filter 1

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, network-side IP is equal to 224.0.0.2, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

HSRP Filter 2

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, network-side port is equal to 1985, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

HSRP Filter 3

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, subscriber-side port is equal to 1985, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

RIP Filter 1

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, network-side IP is equal to 224.0.0.9, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

RIP Filter 2

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, network-side port is equal to 520, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

RIP Filter 3

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, subscriber-side port is equal to 520, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

RADIUS Filter

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, network-side port is equal to 1812, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE

RADIUS Filter (early deployment)

Inactive

Applies to UDP packets, network-side ports in the range 1645 to 1646, packets bypass the policy engine and are mapped to CoS BE


Information About Protocols

Protocols are divided into four groups:

Generic Protocols - These protocols are used for transactions that were not mapped to a service by one of the more specific protocol types.

Signature-Based Protocols - Protocols classified according to a Layer 7 application signature. This group includes the most common protocols, such as HTTP and FTP, and a large group of popular P2P protocols.

IP Protocols - Protocols (such as ICMP), other than TCP and UDP protocols, identified according to the IP protocol number of the transaction.

Port-Based Protocols - TCP and UDP protocols that are classified according to their well-known ports. The default configuration includes more than 600 common port-based protocols.

You may add new protocols (for example, to classify a new gaming protocol that uses a specific port) and edit or remove existing ones.

The tables in the following sections list the protocols defined in the default service configuration.

Generic Protocols 

Signature-Based Protocols 

IP Protocols 

Port-Based Protocols 

Protocols Identified on Unidirectional Flows 

Services 

RDR Settings 

Rules 

System Mode 

Generic Protocols

The three generic protocols (IP, TCP, and UDP) serve as default containers for classifying transactions of the relevant type (IP, TCP, or UDP) that were not classified as belonging to a more specific protocol.

A transaction is classified as belonging to one of the generic protocols if it meets both the following conditions:

It was not classified as belonging to a signature-based protocol.

It was not classified as belonging to an IP or port-based protocol that is specifically mapped to a service.

Table 1-2 Generic Protocols  

Protocol Name
ID
Description

Generic IP

10

Any non-TCP/UDP transaction where the related IP protocol is not specifically mapped to a service.

Generic TCP

0

Any TCP transaction that does not match any signature-based protocol, and where the related port-based protocol (if it exists) is not specifically mapped to a service1.

Generic UDP

1

Any UDP transaction that does not match any signature-based protocol, and where the related port-based protocol (if it exists) is not specifically mapped to a service.


Signature-Based Protocols

A transaction is classified as belonging to one of the signature-based protocols if it is carried on the protocol's well-known port or matches the protocol's signature.

Table 1-3 Signature-Based Protocols  

Protocol Name
ID
TCP Ports
UDP Ports

Behavioral P2P

1044

   

Behavioral Upload/Download

(See note following table)

127

   

CUWorld

117

   

DHCP Sniff

33

   

DingoTel

42

   

DNS

933

   

Flash

1033

   

Flash YouTube

1034

   

Flash MySpace

1035

   

Flash Yahoo

1036

   

FTP

4

21

 

Generic Non-Established TCP

(See note following table)

126

   

GoogleEarth

118

   

Hopster

115

   

HTTP Browsing

2

80, 8080

 

HTTP Tunnel

55

   

ICQ

119

   

IRC

62

   

Jabber

116

   

MMS

6

1755

 

Mobile MMS

46

   

NNTP

15

119

 

NTP

54

   

POP3

9

110

 

QQ

52

   

RTSP Streaming

5

554, 1554, 7070

 

Sling

112

   

SMTP

8

25

 

STUN

114

   

Thunder

50

   

UC

48

   

Yahoo Messenger

40

5000-5001

5000-5001

imap

59

143

143

radius

738

   

tftp

60

69

69


Behavioral Upload/Download—Transactions that have download packet flow characteristics and do not match a more specific signature are classified to this protocol. This protocol applies to downloads both from the network side and from the subscriber side.

Generic Non-Established TCP—TCP flows that are not established properly (syn-ack is missing) are mapped to this protocol.

Table 1-4 Signature-Based P2P Protocols  

Protocol Name
ID
TCP Ports
UDP Ports

AntsP2P

113

   

BaiBao

43

   

BitTorrent

24

6881-6889

 

DHT

106

   

Dijjer

120

   

DirectConnect

19

411-413

 

Entropy

125

   

Exosee

121

   

FastTrack KaZaA File Transfer

14

   

FastTrack KaZaA Networking

13

1214

 

Filetopia

31

   

Freenet

107

   

Furthur

123

   

Gnutella File Transfer

12

   

Gnutella Networking

11

6346-6349

 

Hotline

20

   

Konspire2b

1031

6085

6085

Kontiki

124

   

LOCO

5123

   

Manolito

22

   

Mute

34

   

Napster

32

   

NeoNet

37

   

NodeZilla

35

   

PeerEnabler

122

   

Poco

51

   

PPLive

44

   

PPStream

49

   

QQ-Live

1032

   

Rodi

111

   

Share

27

   

Soulseek

29

   

SSDP

53

   

TVAnts

109

   

Warez/FileCroc

39

   

Waste

36

   

WinMX/OpenNap

16

6257, 6699

6257

Winny

17

7742-7745, 7773

 

eDonkey

18

4661-4665, 4672-4673, 4711, 5662, 5773, 5783

4661-4665, 4672-4673, 4711, 5662, 5773, 5783

eMuleEncrypted

105

   

guruguru

66

   

iTunes

30

   

kuro

67

   

soribada

69

   

v-share

71

   

Table 1-5 Signature-Based VoIP Protocols  

Protocol Name
ID
TCP Ports
UDP Ports

H323

28

1720

 

ICQ VoIP

110

   

MGCP

38

 

2427, 2727

Primus

108

   

PTT Winphoria

61

   

RTP

57

   

SIP

23

5060-5061

5060-5061

Skinny

41

   

Skype

25

   

Yahoo Messenger VoIP

45

33033

 

Yahoo VoIP over SIP

1039

   

IP Protocols

This section lists the IP protocols supported by SCA BB.

Table 1-6 IP Protocols  

IP Protocol Number
Protocol Name
Protocol ID

0

HOPOPT

756

1

ICMP

757

2

IGMP

758

3

GGP

759

4

IP

760

5

ST

761

6

Generic TCP

0

7

CBT

762

8

EGP

763

9

IGP

764

10

BBN-RCC-MON

765

11

NVP-II

766

12

PUP

767

13

ARGUS

768

14

EMCON

769

15

XNET

770

16

CHAOS

771

17

Generic UDP

1

18

MUX

772

19

DCN-MEAS

773

20

HMP

774

21

PRM

775

22

XNS-IDP

776

23

TRUNK-1

777

24

TRUNK-2

778

25

LEAF-1

779

26

LEAF-2

780

27

RDP

781

28

IRTP

782

29

ISO-TP4

783

30

NETBLT

784

31

MFE-NSP

785

32

MERIT-INP

786

33

SEP

787

34

3PC

788

35

IDPR

789

36

XTP

790

37

DDP

791

38

IDPR-CMTP

792

39

TP++

793

40

IL

794

41

IPv6-Over-IPv4

795

42

SDRP

796

43

IPv6-Route

797

44

IPv6-Frag

798

45

IDRP

799

46

RSVP

800

47

GRE

801

48

MHRP

802

49

BNA

803

50

ESP

804

51

AH

805

52

I-NLSP

806

53

SWIPE

807

54

NARP

808

55

MOBILE

809

56

TLSP

810

57

SKIP

811

58

IPv6-ICMP

812

59

IPv6-NoNxt

813

60

IPv6-Opts

814

61

any host internal protocol

815

62

CFTP

816

63

any local network

817

64

SAT-EXPAK

818

65

KRYPTOLAN

819

66

RVD

820

67

IPPC

821

68

any distributed file system

822

69

SAT-MON

823

70

VISA

824

71

IPCV

825

72

CPNX

826

73

CPHB

827

74

WSN

828

75

PVP

829

76

BR-SAT-MON

830

77

SUN-ND

831

78

WB-MON

832

79

WB-EXPAK

833

80

ISO-IP

834

81

VMTP

835

82

SECURE-VMTP

836

83

VINES

837

84

TTP

838

85

NSFNET-IGP

839

86

DGP

840

87

TCF

841

88

EIGRP

842

89

OSPFIGP

843

90

Sprite-RPC

844

91

LARP

845

92

MTP

846

93

AX.25

847

94

IPIP

848

95

MICP

849

96

SCC-SP

850

97

ETHERIP

851

98

ENCAP

852

99

any private encryption scheme

853

100

GMTP

854

101

IFMP

855

102

PNNI

856

103

PIM

857

104

ARIS

858

105

SCPS

859

106

QNX

860

107

A/N

861

108

IPComp

862

109

SNP

863

110

Compaq-Peer

864

111

IPX-in-IP

865

112

VRRP

866

113

PGM

867

114

any 0-hop protocol

868

115

L2TP

869

116

DDX

870

117

IATP

871

118

STP

872

119

SRP

873

120

UTI

874

121

SMP

875

122

SM

876

123

PTP

877

124

ISIS

878

125

FIRE

879

126

CRTP

880


Port-Based Protocols

This section lists the TCP/UDP port-based protocols defined in the SCA BB default service configuration.

Table 1-7 Port-Based Protocols (Ports 1 to 400)  

IP Protocol Number
Protocol Name
Protocol ID

0

HOPOPT

756

1

ICMP

757

2

IGMP

758

3

GGP

759

4

IP

760

5

ST

761

6

Generic TCP

0

7

CBT

762

8

EGP

763

9

IGP

764

10

BBN-RCC-MON

765

11

NVP-II

766

12

PUP

767

13

ARGUS

768

14

EMCON

769

15

XNET

770

16

CHAOS

771

17

Generic UDP

1

18

MUX

772

19

DCN-MEAS

773

20

HMP

774

21

PRM

775

22

XNS-IDP

776

23

TRUNK-1

777

24

TRUNK-2

778

25

LEAF-1

779

26

LEAF-2

780

27

RDP

781

28

IRTP

782

29

ISO-TP4

783

30

NETBLT

784

31

MFE-NSP

785

32

MERIT-INP

786

33

SEP

787

34

3PC

788

35

IDPR

789

36

XTP

790

37

DDP

791

38

IDPR-CMTP

792

39

TP++

793

40

IL

794

41

IPv6-Over-IPv4

795

42

SDRP

796

43

IPv6-Route

797

44

IPv6-Frag

798

45

IDRP

799

46

RSVP

800

47

GRE

801

48

MHRP

802

49

BNA

803

50

ESP

804

51

AH

805

52

I-NLSP

806

53

SWIPE

807

54

NARP

808

55

MOBILE

809

56

TLSP

810

57

SKIP

811

58

IPv6-ICMP

812

59

IPv6-NoNxt

813

60

IPv6-Opts

814

61

any host internal protocol

815

62

CFTP

816

63

any local network

817

64

SAT-EXPAK

818

65

KRYPTOLAN

819

66

RVD

820

67

IPPC

821

68

any distributed file system

822

69

SAT-MON

823

70

VISA

824

71

IPCV

825

72

CPNX

826

73

CPHB

827

74

WSN

828

75

PVP

829

76

BR-SAT-MON

830

77

SUN-ND

831

78

WB-MON

832

79

WB-EXPAK

833

80

ISO-IP

834

81

VMTP

835

82

SECURE-VMTP

836

83

VINES

837

84

TTP

838

85

NSFNET-IGP

839

86

DGP

840

87

TCF

841

88

EIGRP

842

89

OSPFIGP

843

90

Sprite-RPC

844

91

LARP

845

92

MTP

846

93

AX.25

847

94

IPIP

848

95

MICP

849

96

SCC-SP

850

97

ETHERIP

851

98

ENCAP

852

99

any private encryption scheme

853

100

GMTP

854

101

IFMP

855

102

PNNI

856

103

PIM

857

104

ARIS

858

105

SCPS

859

106

QNX

860

107

A/N

861

108

IPComp

862

109

SNP

863

110

Compaq-Peer

864

111

IPX-in-IP

865

112

VRRP

866

113

PGM

867

114

any 0-hop protocol

868

115

L2TP

869

116

DDX

870

117

IATP

871

118

STP

872

119

SRP

873

120

UTI

874

121

SMP

875

122

SM

876

123

PTP

877

124

ISIS

878

125

FIRE

879

126

CRTP

880


Table 1-8 Port-Based Protocols (Ports 401 to 700)  

Protocol Name
ID
TCP Ports
UDP Ports

ups

316

401

401

genie

317

402

402

decap

318

403

403

nced

319

404

404

ncld

320

405

405

imsp

321

406

406

timbuktu

322

407

407

prm-sm

323

408

408

prm-nm

324

409

409

decladebug

325

410

410

rmt

326

 

411

synoptics-trap

327

 

412

smsp

328

 

413

infoseek

329

414

414

bnet

330

415

415

silverplatter

331

416

416

onmux

332

417

417

hyper-g

333

418

418

ariel1

334

419

419

smpte

335

420

420

ariel2

336

421

421

ariel3

337

422

422

opc-job-start

338

423

423

opc-job-track

339

424

424

icad-el

340

425

425

smartsdp

341

426

426

svrloc

342

427

427

ocs_cmu

343

428

428

ocs_amu

344

429

429

utmpsd

345

430

430

utmpcd

346

431

431

iasd

347

432

432

nnsp

348

433

433

mobileip-agent

349

434

434

mobilip-mn

350

435

435

dna-cml

351

436

436

comscm

352

437

437

dsfgw

353

438

438

dasp

354

439

439

sgcp

355

440

440

decvms-sysmgt

356

441

441

cvc_hostd

357

442

442

https

358

443

 

snpp

359

444

444

microsoft-ds

360

445

445

ddm-rdb

361

446

446

ddm-dfm

362

447

447

ddm-ssl

363

448

448

as-servermap

364

449

449

tserver

365

450

450

sfs-smp-net

366

451

451

sfs-config

367

452

452

creativeserver

368

453

453

contentserver

369

454

454

creativepartnr

370

455

455

scohelp

371

457

457

appleqtc

372

458

458

ampr-rcmd

373

459

459

skronk

374

460

460

datasurfsrv

375

461

461

datasurfsrvsec

376

462

462

alpes

377

463

463

kpasswd

378

464

464

url-rendezvous

379

465

465

digital-vrc

380

466

466

mylex-mapd

381

467

467

photuris

382

468

468

rcp

383

469

469

scx-proxy

384

470

470

mondex

385

471

471

ljk-login

386

472

472

hybrid-pop

387

473

473

tn-tl-w1

388

474

 

tn-tl-w2

389

 

474

tn-tl-fd1

390

476

476

ss7ns

391

477

477

spsc

392

478

478

iafserver

393

479

479

iafdbase

394

480

480

ph

395

481

481

bgs-nsi

396

482

482

ulpnet

397

483

483

integra-sme

398

484

484

powerburst

399

485

485

avian

400

486

486

saft

401

487

487

gss-http

402

488

488

nest-protocol

403

489

489

micom-pfs

404

490

490

go-login

405

491

491

ticf-1

406

492

492

ticf-2

407

493

493

pov-ray

408

494

494

intecourier

409

495

495

pim-rp-disc

410

496

496

dantz

411

497

497

siam

412

498

498

iso-ill

413

499

499

isakmp

414

500

500

stmf

415

501

501

asa-appl-proto

416

502

502

intrinsa

417

503

503

citadel

418

504

504

mailbox-lm

419

505

505

ohimsrv

420

506

506

crs

421

507

507

xvttp

422

508

508

snare

423

509

509

fcp

424

510

510

passgo

425

511

511

exec

426

512

 

biff

427

 

512

login

428

513

 

who

429

 

513

shell

430

514

 

syslog

431

 

514

printer

432

515

515

videotex

433

516

516

talk

434

517

517

ntalk

435

518

518

utime

436

519

519

efs

437

520

 

router

438

 

520

ripng

439

521

521

ulp

440

522

522

ibm-db2

441

523

523

ncp

442

524

524

timed

443

525

525

tempo

444

526

526

stx

445

527

527

custix

446

528

528

irc-serv

447

529

529

courier

448

530

530

conference

449

531

531

netnews

450

532

532

netwall

451

533

533

mm-admin

452

534

534

iiop

453

535

535

opalis-rdv

454

536

536

nmsp

455

537

537

gdomap

456

538

538

apertus-ldp

457

539

539

uucp

458

540

540

uucp-rlogin

459

541

541

commerce

460

542

542

klogin

461

543

543

kshell

462

544

544

appleqtcsrvr

463

545

545

dhcpv6-client

464

546

546

dhcpv6-server

465

547

547

idfp

466

549

549

new-rwho

467

550

550

cybercash

468

551

551

deviceshare

469

552

552

pirp

470

553

553

remotefs

471

556

556

openvms-sysipc

472

557

557

sdnskmp

473

558

558

teedtap

474

559

559

rmonitor

475

560

560

monitor

476

561

561

chshell

477

562

562

nntps

478

563

563

9pfs

479

564

564

whoami

480

565

565

streettalk

481

566

566

banyan-rpc

482

567

567

ms-shuttle

483

568

568

ms-rome

484

569

569

meter

485

570-571

570-571

sonar

486

572

572

banyan-vip

487

573

573

ftp-agent

488

574

574

vemmi

489

575

575

ipcd

490

576

576

vnas

491

577

577

ipdd

492

578

578

decbsrv

493

579

579

sntp-heartbeat

494

580

580

bdp

495

581

581

scc-security

496

582

582

philips-vc

497

583

583

keyserver

498

584

584

imap4-ssl

499

585

585

password-chg

500

586

586

submission

501

587

587

cal

502

588

588

eyelink

503

589

589

tns-cml

504

590

590

http-alt

505

591

591

eudora-set

506

592

592

http-rpc-epmap

507

593

593

tpip

508

594

594

cab-protocol

509

595

595

smsd

510

596

596

ptcnameservice

511

597

597

sco-websrvrmg3

512

598

598

acp

513

599

599

ipcserver

514

600

600

urm

515

606

606

nqs

516

607

607

sift-uft

517

608

608

npmp-trap

518

609

609

npmp-local

519

610

610

npmp-gui

520

611

611

hmmp-ind

521

612

612

hmmp-op

522

613

613

sshell

523

614

614

sco-inetmgr

524

615

615

sco-sysmgr

525

616

616

sco-dtmgr

526

617

617

dei-icda

527

618

618

digital-evm

528

619

619

sco-websrvrmgr

529

620

620

escp-ip

530

621

621

collaborator

531

622

622

aux_bus_shunt

532

623

623

cryptoadmin

533

624

624

dec_dlm

534

625

625

asia

535

626

626

passgo-tivoli

536

627

627

qmqp

537

628

628

3com-amp3

538

629

629

rda

539

630

630

ipp

540

631

631

bmpp

541

632

632

servstat

542

633

633

ginad

543

634

634

rlzdbase

544

635

635

ldaps

545

636

636

lanserver

546

637

637

mcns-sec

547

638

638

msdp

548

639

639

entrust-sps

549

640

640

repcmd

550

641

641

esro-emsdp

551

642

642

sanity

552

643

643

dwr

553

644

644

pssc

554

645

645

ldp

555

646

646

dhcp-failover

556

647

647

rrp

557

648

648

aminet

558

649

649

obex

559

650

650

ieee-mms

560

651

651

hello-port

561

652

652

repscmd

562

653

653

aodv

563

654

654

tinc

564

655

655

spmp

565

656

656

rmc

566

657

657

tenfold

567

658

658

mac-srvr-admin

568

660

660

hap

569

661

661

pftp

570

662

662

purenoise

571

663

663

secure-aux-bus

572

664

664

sun-dr

573

665

665

doom

574

666

666

disclose

575

667

667

mecomm

576

668

668

meregister

577

669

669

vacdsm-sws

578

670

670

vacdsm-app

579

671

671

vpps-qua

580

672

672

cimplex

581

673

673

acap

582

674

674

dctp

583

675

675

vpps-via

584

676

676

vpp

585

677

677

ggf-ncp

586

678

678

mrm

587

679

679

entrust-aaas

588

680

680

entrust-aams

589

681

681

xfr

590

682

682

corba-iiop

591

683

683

corba-iiop-ssl

592

684

684

mdc-portmapper

593

685

685

hcp-wismar

594

686

686

asipregistry

595

687

687

realm-rusd

596

688

688

nmap

597

689

689

vatp

598

690

690

msexch-routing

599

691

691

hyperwave-isp

600

692

692

connendp

601

693

693

ha-cluster

602

694

694

ieee-mms-ssl

603

695

695

rushd

604

696

696

uuidgen

605

697

697

olsr

606

698

698

accessnetwork

607

699

699


Table 1-9 Port-Based Protocols (Ports 701+)  

Protocol Name
ID
TCP Ports
UDP Ports

elcsd

608

704

704

agentx

609

705

705

silc

610

706

706

borland-dsj

611

707

707

entrust-kmsh

612

709

709

entrust-ash

613

710

710

cisco-tdp

614

711

711

netviewdm1

615

729

729

netviewdm2

616

730

730

netviewdm3

617

731

731

netgw

618

741

741

netrcs

619

742

742

flexlm

620

744

744

fujitsu-dev

621

747

747

ris-cm

622

748

748

kerberos-adm

623

749

749

rfile

624

750

 

kerberos-iv

625

 

750

pump

626

751

751

qrh

627

752

752

rrh

628

753

753

tell

629

754

754

nlogin

630

758

758

con

631

759

759

ns

632

760

760

rxe

633

761

761

quotad

634

762

762

cycleserv

635

763

763

omserv

636

764

764

webster

637

765

765

phonebook

638

767

767

vid

639

769

769

cadlock

640

770

770

rtip

641

771

771

cycleserv2

642

772

772

submit

643

773

 

notify

644

 

773

rpasswd

645

774

 

acmaint_dbd

646

 

774

entomb

647

775

 

acmaint_transd

648

 

775

wpages

649

776

776

multiling-http

650

777

777

wpgs

651

780

780

concert

652

786

786

qsc

653

 

787

mdbs_daemon

654

800

800

device

655

801

801

itm-mcell-s

656

828

828

pkix-3-ca-ra

657

829

829

dhcp-failover2

658

847

847

rsync

659

873

873

iclcnet-locate

660

886

886

iclcnet_svinfo

661

887

887

accessbuilder

662

888

888

omginitialrefs

663

900

900

smpnameres

664

901

901

ideafarm-chat

665

902

902

ideafarm-catch

666

903

903

xact-backup

667

911

911

ftps-data

668

989

989

ftps

669

990

990

nas

670

991

991

telnets

671

992

992

imaps

672

993

993

ircs

673

994

994

pop3s

674

995

995

vsinet

675

996

996

maitrd

676

997

997

busboy

677

998

 

puparp

678

 

998

garcon

679

999

 

applix

680

 

999

surf

681

1010

1010

Need For Speed 3

1018

1030

1030

rmiactivation

682

1098

1098

rmiregistry

683

1099

1099

Westwood Online

1028

1140, 1234

1140, 1234

GLT Poliane

882

1201

 

ms-sql-s

684

1433

1433

ms-sql-m

685

1434

1434

oracle

690

1521

1521

orasrv

691

1525

1525

tlisrv

692

1527

1527

coauthor

693

1529

1529

micromuse-lm

702

1534

1534

orbixd

703

1570

1570

rdb-dbs-disp

694

1571

1571

oraclenames

695

1575

1575

shockwave

707

1626

1626

oraclenet8cman

696

1630

1630

l2tp

742

1701

1701

pptp

739

1723

1723

net8-cman

697

1830

1830

msnp

713

1836

1836

MSN Messenger

883

1863

1863

gtp-user

740

2152

2152

kali

718

2213

2213

directplay

716

2234

2234

Rainbox six

1026

2346

2346

ms-olap

686

2382-2383, 2393-2394

2382-2383, 2393-2394

groove

715

2492

2492

citrixima

698

2512

2512

citrixadmin

699

2513

2513

worldfusion

719

2595-2596

2595-2596

citriximaclient

701

2598

2598

Black And White

1006

2611-2612

 

sitaraserver

708

2629

2629

sitaramgmt

709

2630

2630

sitaradir

710

2631

2631

wta-wsp-s

724

2805

2805

citrix-rtmp

700

2897

2897

wap-push

725

2948

2948

wap-pushsecure

726

2949

2949

xbox live

898

3074

3074

orbix-locator

704

3075

3075

orbix-config

705

3076

3076

orbix-loc-ssl

706

3077

3077

xdtp

741

3088

3088

Delta Force

1025

3100, 3999

3100, 3999, 3568, 3569

msft-gc

687

3268

3268

msft-gc-ssl

688

3269

3269

net-assistant

712

3283

3283

mysql

711

3306

3306

directv-web

720

3334

3334

directv-soft

721

3335

3335

directv-tick

722

3336

3336

directv-catlg

723

3337

3337

ms-term-services

689

3389

3389

Myth

1016

3453

3453

Warcraft

1023

3724

3724

Kohan Immortal Sovereigns

1014

3855, 17437

3855, 17437

F16

1011

 

3862, 3863

F22 Simulator (lightning 3)

1012

 

3874-3875, 4533, 4534

wap-push-http

727

4035

4035

wap-push-https

728

4036

4036

Ultima

1022

5002-5010, 7775-7777, 8888, 9999, 7875

 

aim

714

5190-5193

 

Google Talk

1030

5222

 

Outlaws

1020

5310

5310

directplay8

717

6073

6073

Konspire2b

1031

6085

6085

fsgs

743

6112

6112

Diablo

1009

6113-6119

6113-6119

game-spy

755

6500, 28900, 29000

6515, 27900

parsec-game

744

6582

6582

ibprotocol

737

6714

6714

Anarchy

1004

7013, 7500-7501

7013, 7500-7501

UnReal_UT

745

7778

7777-7783

Znes

1024

 

7845

Asherons Call

1005

9000-9013

9000-9013

wap-wsp

729

9200

9200

wap-wsp-wtp

730

9201

9201

wap-wsp-s

731

9202

9202

wap-wsp-wtp-s

732

9203

9203

wap-vcard

733

9204

9204

wap-vcal

734

9205

9205

wap-vcard-s

735

9206

9206

wap-vcal-s

736

9207

9207

Need For Speed

1017

9442

9442

ps2

899

10070-10080

10070

Yahoo Games

1029

11999

 

Motorhead

1015

16000, 16010-16030

16000, 16010-16030

Swat3

1021

16639

16638

SiN

746

22450

22450

Elite Force

1010

 

26000, 27500

Dark Reign

1008

26214

26214

Hexen

1013

 

26900

halflife

747

 

27015

Counter strike

1007

27020-27039

1200, 27000-27014

quake-server

754

27960

27910, 27960

tribes

748

28001

28001

heretic2

749

28910

 

Soldier of fortune

1027

 

28911-28915

starsiege

750

 

29001-29009

game-search

751

29001

 

KingPin

752

31510

31510

runescape

753

43594

 

Operation Flash Point

1019

47624

 

Protocols Identified on Unidirectional Flows

When asymmetric routing classification mode is enabled, the protocols listed in the following table can be detected on unidirectional flows.

When a unidirectional flow (inbound or outbound) passes through the SCE platform it is matched against this set of protocol signatures.

When a bidirectional flow passes through the SCE platform the protocol library tries to match it to one of its standard (bidirectional) protocol signatures.

Table 1-10 Unidirectionally-Detected Protocols

Protocol Name
Protocol ID

AntsP2P

113

BaiBao

43

Behavioral Upload/Download

127

BitTorrent

24

CUWorld

117

Dijjer

120

DingoTel

42

DirectConnect

19

EmuleEncrypted

105

Entropy

125

Exosee

121

FastTrack KaZaA File Transfer

14

Filetopia

31

Flash

1033

Flash MySpace

1035

Flash Yahoo

1036

Flash YouTube

1034

Furthur

123

Generic TCP

0

Gnutella File Transfer

12

Gnutella Networking

11

GoogleEarth

118

HTTP Browsing

2

HTTP Tunnel

55

Hopster

115

Hotline

20

ICQ

119

Jabber

116

Kontiki

124

Manolito

22

Mobile MMS

46

Mute

34

Napster

32

NeoNet

37

NodeZilla

35

POCO

51

PPLive

44

PPStream

49

PeerEnabler

122

QQ-Live

1032

Skype

25

Sling

112

TVAnts

109

Thunder

50

UC

48

Warez/FileCroc

39

WinMX/OpenNap

16

Yahoo Messenger

40

Yahoo Messenger VoIP

45

eDonkey

18

guruguru

66

iTunes

30

soribada

69

v-share

71


Services

Services are the building blocks of service configurations. Classification of a transaction to a service determines the accounting and control that applies to the transaction. Services are organized in a hierarchal structure used for both accounting and control.

The following table lists the services defined in the default service configuration. Both service usage counters, which are used to accumulate information about transactions classified to the service, have the same name.

Table 1-11 Installed Services  

Name
ID
Name of Parent Service
Global Usage Counter and Subscriber Usage Counter

Default Service

0

 

Default Service*

Generic

1

Default Service

Default Service*

Generic TCP

2

Generic

Generic TCP

Generic UDP

3

Generic

Generic UDP

Generic IP

6

Generic

Generic IP

Behavioral Upload/Download

39

Generic

Behavioral Upload/Download

E-Mail

4

Default Service

E-Mail*

POP3

21

E-Mail

E-Mail*

SMTP

22

E-Mail

E-Mail*

IMAP

23

E-Mail

E-Mail*

Browsing

7

Default Service

Browsing*

HTTP

16

Browsing

Browsing*

HTTPS

17

Browsing

Browsing*

Newsgroups

8

Default Service

Newsgroups

P2P

9

Default Service

P2P

eDonkey/eMule

14

P2P

eDonkey/eMule

Kazaa

15

P2P

Kazaa

BitTorrent

24

P2P

BitTorrent

Commercial File Sharing

26

P2P

Commercial File Sharing

Winny

27

P2P

Winny

Gnutella

30

P2P

Gnutella

WinMX

31

P2P

WinMX

VoIP

12

Default Service

VoIP

MGCP

5

VoIP

MGCP

SIP

10

VoIP

SIP

H323

11

VoIP

H323

Vonage

13

VoIP

Vonage

Skype

25

VoIP

Skype

Skinny

35

VoIP

Skinny

DingoTel

36

VoIP

DingoTel

Yahoo Messenger VoIP

37

VoIP

Yahoo Messenger VoIP

ICQ VoIP

40

VoIP

ICQ VoIP

Instant Messaging

28

Default Service

Instant Messaging

Gaming

29

Default Service

Gaming

FTP

32

Default Service

FTP

Net Admin

33

Default Service

Net Admin

Streaming

34

Default Service

Streaming*

Streaming over HTTP

18

Streaming

Streaming*

RTSP

19

Streaming

Streaming*

MMS

20

Streaming

Streaming*

Tunneling

38

Default Service

Tunneling



Note An asterisk is appended to a service usage counter name whenever the counter applies to more than one service.


RDR Settings

SCE platforms generate and transmit Raw Data Records (RDRs) that contain a wide variety of information and statistics, depending on the configuration of the system.

Table 1-12 Default RDR Settings  

RDR Family
RDR Name
State
Rate
Rate Limit
Notes

Usage

Link

ON

Every 5 minutes

   
 

Package

ON

Every 5 minutes

   
 

Subscriber

ON

Every 10 minutes

200 per second

 
 

Virtual Links

OFF

Every 10 minutes

 

Default is ON for service configurations created in Virtual Links mode.

Transaction

Transaction

ON

 

100 per second

All services have the same relative weight.

Transaction Usage

Transaction Usage (TUR)

OFF

   

No threshold.

 

Interim TUR

OFF

     
 

Media Flow

ON

     

Quota

Breach

OFF

     
 

Remaining

OFF

Every 5 minutes

100 per second

 
 

Threshold

OFF

   

Generate RDR when balance goes below 10 MB.

 

Restore Quota

OFF

   

Generated upon subscriber introduction.

Log

Block

ON

 

20 per second

 

Real-Time Subscriber

Real-Time Subscriber Usage

ON

Every 1 minutes

100 per second

Enable for each subscriber separately, using CLI.

Real-Time Signaling

Flow Signaling

OFF

     
 

Attack Signaling

OFF

     

Malicious Traffic

Malicious Traffic

ON

     

Rules

Rules are set of configurable instructions telling the application how to handle flows classified to a service.

The default service configuration contains a single rule for the default service. Until you create other rules, the default service rule applies to all traffic processed by the SCE platform.

The default service rule places no restrictions on traffic:

Flows are routed through the default BWCs, which have unlimited BW.

No quota limitations are applied to the flows and external quota management mode is selected.

System Mode

The default System Operational Mode is Report Only, which means that the system is used for reporting but does not control traffic.

The default System Topological Mode is Duplex, which means that all inbound and outbound traffic goes through the SCE platform.


Note When asymmetric routing classification mode is enabled, there are some changes to the default service configuration:


There are no predefined flavors.

No service elements include a specified flavor.

Periodic quota management mode is selected.


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