Specifications

Chapter 7: bigpipe Command Reference
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class
Creates, shows, and deletes any classes, such as class AOL. Default classes
are also shown.
The BIG-IP includes a number of predefined lists. They are:
• AOL Network
• Image Extensions
• Non-routable addresses
These lists are located in the file /etc/default_classes.txt. When the bigpipe
load command is issued, the lists are loaded. Unless modified by a user,
these lists are not saved to the file bigip.conf.
The following are examples of class types defined with the class command.
Note that string classes require escape characters in the syntax to keep from
being interpreted literally by the UNIX system.
b class string_class { \".string\" ...}|'{".string" }'
b class numeric_class { <num> <num> ... }
b class host_class { host <ip_addr> }
b class network_class { network <ip_addr> mask <mask_addr> }
b class <class name> { <ip member> <ip member> ... } <ip member> ::= HOST <ip addr> |
NETWORK <ip addr> MASK <ip addr>
b class <class name> { <string> <string> ... }
b class <class name> { <num> <num> ... }
b <class name> show
b class ip show
b class string show
b class value show
b class show
b class <class name> delete