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patcoq
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Default Firewall timer sessions values on NSX-T

Hello,

All is written in the title.

I know the values on NSX-V but I haven't found any informations about NSX-T.

I can see in the user guide we can manage "Firewall Session Timer Profiles" with API calls but I can't retreive no information about an existing default profile.

Thank you for any help.

Regards

Patrice

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AramAvetisyan
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I guess you have already checked this but,

based on API call

GET https://NSXMANAGER/policy/api/v1/infra/firewall-session-timer-profiles/

There are no pre-existing session timer profiles.

BUT if you create one with default values it looks like this.

"tcp_first_packet": 120,

"tcp_opening": 30,

"tcp_established": 43200,

"tcp_closing": 120,

"tcp_finwait": 45,

"tcp_closed": 20,

"udp_first_packet": 60,

"udp_single": 30,

"udp_multiple": 60,

"icmp_first_packet": 20,

"icmp_error_reply": 10,

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AramAvetisyan
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I guess you have already checked this but,

based on API call

GET https://NSXMANAGER/policy/api/v1/infra/firewall-session-timer-profiles/

There are no pre-existing session timer profiles.

BUT if you create one with default values it looks like this.

"tcp_first_packet": 120,

"tcp_opening": 30,

"tcp_established": 43200,

"tcp_closing": 120,

"tcp_finwait": 45,

"tcp_closed": 20,

"udp_first_packet": 60,

"udp_single": 30,

"udp_multiple": 60,

"icmp_first_packet": 20,

"icmp_error_reply": 10,

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