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User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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Chapter
14






Configuring

Traffic

Policies
Configuring
Rules

and

Actions

for

Policy

Maps
Step
7
In
the

Id

field,
accept
the

automatically

incremented

entry

or
assign
a

unique
identifier
for

this

action.
Step
8
In
the

Action

Type

field,

configure

actions
for
this

rule

using
the
information
in
Ta
b

l

e
14-17
.
Step
9
Do
one

of

the

following:

•
Click
Deploy
Now

to

deploy
this

configuration

on

t

he
ACE
and

save

your

entries

t

o

the
running-configuration
and

startup-configuration

files.

•
Click
Cancel
t

o
exit
the
procedure
without
saving

your

entries
and
t

o
return
t

o
the
Action

t

able.

•
Click
Next
t

o
deploy
your

entries

and

to
configure
another
action.
Related
Topics

•
Configuring
Traffic
Policies,

page
14-1

•
Configuring
Virtual

Context
Class
Maps,

page
14-6

•
Configuring
Virtual

Context
Policy
Maps,

page
14-32

•
Configuring
Rules

and

Actions

for

Policy

Maps,

page
14-34
Setting
Policy

Map

Rules

and

Actions

for

RDP

Server

Load

Balancing
Use
this

procedure

to

configure

the

rules

and

actions

for

RDP

traffic

received

by

the

ACE.
Assumptions
This
topic

assumes

the

following:

•
An
RDP
server

load

balancing

traffic
policy
map

has

been

configured.

•
A
class

map

has

been
defined
for

a

class

map

rule

if
you
do

not

want

to

use

the

class-default

class
map.
Procedure
Step
1
Choose
Config
>

Devices


>

context

>

Expert

>

Policy

Maps.
The
Pol

icy

Maps

table

appears.
Step
2
In
the

Policy

Maps

table,
choose
the

RDP

server

load

balancing

policy

map

that

you

want

to

set

rules
and
actions

for.
The
Rule

table

appears.
Step
3
In
the

Rule

table,

click
Add
to

add
a
new

rule.
The
Rule

window

appears.
Step
4
In
the
Type

field

of

the

Rule

window,

confirm

that

Class

Map
is
selected.
Step
5
Check
the

Use
Class
Default

check

box.
Note
You
can

only

use

the

default

class

map

(Class

Default)

with

an
RDP
server

load
balancing
policy
map.