List of protocols [Документация VAS Experts]
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List of protocols

  1. Built-in protocols — updated along with the SSG software version. Installing a new version requires a DPI reboot, which causes traffic interruption.
    If needed, they can be supplemented with up-to-date attributes from the VAS Cloud. This is only necessary for complex protocols, but the option is available for all.
  2. Cloud protocols created by VAS Experts — are periodically updated from the VAS Cloud. This ensures that popular applications remain up-to-date as their behavior changes. Description
  3. Custom (user-defined) protocols — protocols created by users via the GUI using VAS Cloud tools. These have higher priority than those loaded from the VAS Cloud, and within them, IP:PORT takes precedence over IP and CIDR. It is possible to add a protocol based on IP, SNI, or AS. Guide.
  4. DSL protocols — protocols described in the DSL language and connected to DPI as a separate module, without reinstalling the software or causing traffic interruption. Unlike custom protocols, a DSL protocol is a finite state machine that analyzes the first N packets of a flow against defined conditions (ports, AS numbers, payload bytes, DSL expressions) and determines whether the flow matches the protocol.
    DSL protocols are created by VAS Experts specialists upon client request to Technical Support.

ProtocolIDDPI versionProtocol groupProtocol typeUpdateDescription
panasas309512.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededPanasas protocol used in high-performance storage appliances for metadata and data sync.
ndl-aps309612.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededAutomation provisioning protocol in NDL educational simulation environments.
itu-bicc-stc309712.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededA protocol for ITU BICC STC (Bearer Independent Call Control Signaling Transport), managing calls.
umm-port309812.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededUnified Management Middleware syncs metrics and telemetry between IT subsystems.
chmd309912.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededA protocol for CHMD (Control Host Management Daemon), managing host control.
opcon-xps310012.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededOpCon-XPS provides encrypted job scheduling and automation control in data centers.
hp-pxpib310112.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededA protocol for HP PXP Information Base, managing printer or device data.
slslavemon310212.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededSlave Monitor protocol for telemetry aggregation from subordinate automation units.
autocuesmi310312.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededAutoCue Session Management Interface coordinates multi-device control in AV studios.
autocuelog310412.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededAutoCue Log telemetry syncs usage metrics, session logs, and content status.
autocuetime310412.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededAutoCue Timecode protocol syncs playback or teleprompt metadata.
cardbox310512.2Application serversBuilt-inAs neededCardbox is a desktop database tool using secure local or remote access for data indexing.
cardbox-http310612.2Application serversBuilt-inAs neededCardbox-HTTP allows secure browser-based access to Cardbox database records.
business310712.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededA protocol for Business, facilitating general business network communication.
geolocate310812.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededGeolocation sync protocol used by services and apps to update user or device location.
personnel310912.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededPersonnel directory protocol shares role and availability state in enterprise directories.
sim-control311012.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededSIM Control protocol used by mobile operators to manage SIM provisioning and telemetry.
wsynch311112.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededWorkflow synchronization protocol used to coordinate jobs across microservices.
ksysguard311212.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededA protocol for KSysGuard, monitoring systems in KDE networked environments.
cs-auth-svr311312.2Network servicesBuilt-inAs neededA protocol for CS Authentication Server, authenticating users in CS networks.

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