WebAdmin: Support multiple ports (and ranges) in a single service definition
Currently for a service you can only have a range of ports or a single port. Some applications will use a range of ports in addition to a few single ports that are outside of the range, or for example 3 totally separate ports.
In the service definitions I have to create a seperate definition for each single port and each range port, then group them together. You should be able to specify any number of ports in the same service definition with commas and colons like this"2000, 4000, 3100:3200"

5 comments
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addyjj commented
Ya, you can do ranges. That has been there for a while. You can't do something like 3560:3575, 1000. Many applications don't have all their ports all together in a single range.
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Allan Dynes commented
This lists as "under review" but I can add a port range using 3560:3575 and it works fine so not sure if this is now fixed. Using a XG with 16.01.02 firmware.
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flash09 commented
It's a old thread but still a issue. Only Range or single Ports / IP's possible to insert. With a comma separated list it would be much easier.
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addyjj commented
Thanks for the response,
I am aware of the group feature, but I would like to avoid having a cluttered list of service definitions. Many applications use ports that are out of sequence. For instance Apple Remote Desktop uses the following TCP ports 3283, 5900, 5988. In order to configure this. I have to create a separate definition for each port and then I have to create a group definition. That is 4 service definitions for 1 application. I would like to create one definition called Apple Remote Desktop and specify all ports it uses in a single definition. -
christianlouis commented
You can create a Service Group consisting of more than one atomic service definition: Type of Service: Group.
This should solve your problem.