The example below shows a command to the LoadMaster at the IP address 20.200.25.100 to create a Virtual Service with the IP address 20.200.25.250 on Port 80 for the TCP protocol. Creating a Virtual Service will enable a default set of options for the Virtual Service, as can be seen in the response below. For example, the Edge Security Pack (ESP) is disabled and the Web Application Firewall (WAF) (Intercept) is disabled.

curl -k "https://bal:1fourall@20.200.25.100/access/addvs?vs=20.200.25.250&port=80&prot=tcp"

Response: 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<Response stat="200" code="ok">
<Success><Data><Status>Down</Status>
<Index>15</Index>
<VSAddress>20.200.25.250</VSAddress>
<VSPort>80</VSPort>
<Enable>Y</Enable>
<SSLReverse>N</SSLReverse>
<SSLReencrypt>N</SSLReencrypt>
<Intercept>N</Intercept>
<InterceptOpts><Opt>opnormal</Opt>
<Opt>auditnone</Opt>
<Opt>reqdatadisable</Opt>
<Opt>resdatadisable</Opt>
</InterceptOpts><AlertThreshold>0</AlertThreshold>
<Transactionlimit>0</Transactionlimit>
<Transparent>Y</Transparent>
<ServerInit>0</ServerInit>
<StartTLSMode>0</StartTLSMode>
<Idletime>0</Idletime>
<Cache>N</Cache>
<Compress>N</Compress>
<Verify>0</Verify>
<UseforSnat>N</UseforSnat>
<ForceL7>Y</ForceL7>
<ClientCert>0</ClientCert>
<ErrorCode>0</ErrorCode>
<CheckUse1.1>N</CheckUse1.1>
<MatchLen>0</MatchLen>
<CheckUseGet>0</CheckUseGet>
<SSLRewrite>0</SSLRewrite>
<VStype>http</VStype>
<FollowVSID>0</FollowVSID>
<Protocol>tcp</Protocol>
<Schedule>rr</Schedule>
<CheckType>http</CheckType>
<PersistTimeout>0</PersistTimeout>
<CheckPort>0</CheckPort>
<NRules>0</NRules>
<NRequestRules>0</NRequestRules>
<NResponseRules>0</NResponseRules>
<NPreProcessRules>0</NPreProcessRules>
<EspEnabled>N</EspEnabled>
<InputAuthMode>0</InputAuthMode>
<OutputAuthMode>0</OutputAuthMode>
<MasterVS>0</MasterVS>
<MasterVSID>0</MasterVSID>
<AddVia>0</AddVia>
<TlsType>N</TlsType>
<NeedHostName>N</NeedHostName>
<OCSPVerify>N</OCSPVerify>
<NumberOfRSs>0</NumberOfRSs>
</Data>
</Success>
</Response>