Configuration of the System-UDP-Proxy network profile using the configure networkprofile command is discussed here.

Use the configure networkprofile command with the following fields:

  • profile

    • udp_proxy_profile

      • session_idle_timeout

The following is CLI example of configuring UDP network profile:

[admin:10-X-X-X]: > configure networkprofile System-UDP-Proxy
[admin:10-X-X-X]: networkprofile> profile
[admin:10-X-X-X]: networkprofile:profile> udp_proxy_profile
[admin:10-X-X-X]: networkprofile:profile:udp_proxy_profile> session_idle_timeout 60
[admin:10-X-X-X]: networkprofile:profile:udp_proxy_profile> save
[admin:10-X-X-X]: networkprofile> save
+--------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
| Field                    | Value                                               |
+--------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+
| uuid                     | networkprofile-c2c639ef-b51f-4b17-afd7-584a3752343b |
| name                     | System-UDP-Proxy                                    |
| profile                  |                                                     |
| type                     | PROTOCOL_TYPE_UDP_PROXY                             |
| udp_proxy_profile        |                                                     |
| session_idle_timeout     | 60 sec                                              |
| tenant_ref               | admin                                               |
+--------------------------+-----------------------------------------------------+

For more information, see TCP or UDP Profile topic in the VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer Configuration Guide.