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Configuring the Service Interface

You need to configure a service interface that is a logical interface on the MultiServices PIC.

Step-by-Step Procedure

To configure the service interface:

  1. Configure the interface, and enter edit mode for the interface.
    [edit interfaces]
    user@host#edit sp-1/2/0
  2. Configure a description for the interface.
    [edit interfaces sp-1/2/0]
    user@host#set description pgcp_service
  3. Configure logical unit 0.
    [edit interfaces sp-1/2/0]
    user@host#set unit 0 family inet
  4. Configure a logical unit and specify the protocol family.
    [edit interfaces sp-1/2/0]
    user@host#set unit 10 family inet
  5. Set the service domain of the logical unit to inside. This unit number must match the unit number of the inside service interface configured in the service set.
    [edit interfaces sp-1/2/0]
    user@host#set unit 10 service-domain inside
  6. Configure a logical unit and specify the protocol family.
    [edit interfaces sp-1/2/0]
    user@host#set unit 20 family inet
  7. Set the service domain of the logical unit to outside. This unit number must match the unit number of the outside service interface configured in the service set.
    [edit interfaces sp-1/2/0]
    user@host#set unit 20 service-domain outside
  8. Configure system logging on the service interface.
    [edit interfaces sp-1/2/0]
    user@host#set services-options syslog host local services any
  9. Configure an inactivity timeout for sessions on the service interface.
    [edit interfaces sp-1/2/0 services-options syslog]
    user@host#set services-options inactivity-timeout 720

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