Use default StyleBooks
A set of default StyleBooks is provided along with NetScaler Console. When you use a default StyleBook, you have to specify values for the parameters in the StyleBook and select the IP addresses of the NetScaler instances where you want to run the configuration. After you submit the configuration, NetScaler Console validates the parameter values you have specified, creates a graph of the configuration, connects to the NetScaler instances, and runs the configuration on the instances.
NetScaler features
This table lists the StyleBooks that help you to configure virtual servers for load-balancing, content-switching, and GSLB:
| StyleBook Name | Description | Versions |
|---|---|---|
lb |
Configure a simple load-balancing virtual server. See, Load Balancing. | 1.1, 2.0 |
lb-mon |
Configure a load-balancing virtual server with monitors. See, Configure monitors in a load balancing setup. | 1.0, 2.0 |
cs-lb-mon |
Configure a content-switching virtual server with monitors. For more information, see Content Switching. | 1.0, 1.1 |
lb-mon-full |
Configure a load-balancing virtual server with monitors on your NetScaler instances. Also, configure the NetScaler features like rewrite, responder, compression, and SSL ciphers. | 1.0 |
cs-lb-mon-full |
Configure a content-switching virtual server with monitors on your NetScaler instances. Also, configure the NetScaler features like rewrite, responder, and compression. | 1.0 |
gslb |
Configure one or more NetScaler instances of different sites in the GSLB setup. Before you begin, configure the SNIP IP address on NetScaler instances. This StyleBook uses the SNIP IP address as the site IP address. | 1.0 |
multicloud-glb |
Configure GLB for NetScaler instances. These instances are deployed as GLB nodes in public clouds and on-premises data centers. You can use this StyleBook to configure GLB nodes in hierarchical deployment. | 1.1 |
Web Application Firewall features
This table lists the default StyleBooks for Web Application Firewall (WAF) features:
| StyleBook Name | Description | Versions |
|---|---|---|
waf-basic |
Configure a basic web application with application firewall policies. | 1.2 |
waf-adv |
Configure a advanced web application with application firewall policies. | 1.2 |
waf-default-130 and waf-default-131
|
Configure WAF and IP reputation policies for your NetScaler instances. | 1.2 |
lb-appfw |
Deploy a load-balancing configuration along with the application firewall and IP reputation policy on NetScaler instances. | 1.0 |
appfw-import-object |
Create or upload an application firewall object. | 1.1 |
appfw-general-settings |
Configure global settings for your application firewall. These settings apply to all applications within the NetScaler instance. | 1.0 |
apic-http-lb |
Create an HTTP load-balancer application through Cisco APIC. | 1.0 |
api-waf-profile |
Create a WAF profile in NetScaler Console. With this profile, you can configure WAF policies to an API resource. | 1.0 |
Application Security features
This table lists the default StyleBooks for application security features:
| StyleBook Name | Description | Versions |
|---|---|---|
api-proxy |
Create an API proxy in your NetScaler instance. You can create multiple proxies with the same policy type. | 1.1 |
appsec-for-gateway |
Before you begin, create a custom bot signature. Configure an authentication policy using WAF and bot to protect your Gateway login page. Bind this authentication policy with your authentication virtual server. | 1.0 |
appsec-for-gateway-with-insights |
Before you begin, create a custom bot signature. Configure an authentication policy using WAF and bot to protect your Gateway login page with security insights. Bind this authentication policy with your authentication virtual server. | 1.0 |
appvserver-contentrule-networkfunction-bind |
Apply your own contentRule configuration to application traffic from your NetScaler instance. |
1.0 |
appsec-owasptop10-protection |
Create a protection configuration using WAF and bot policies. This StyleBook maps the NetScaler configurations to the OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities. | 1.0 |
Bot management features
This table lists the default StyleBooks for bot management features:
| StyleBook Name | Description | Versions |
|---|---|---|
api-bot-profile |
Create a bot profile in NetScaler Console. With this profile, you can configure bot policies to an API resource. | 1.0 |
bot-signature |
Create a bot signature for your NetScaler instances. | 1.2 |
bot-management |
Define a web application configuration with bot policies. | 1.2 |
bot-general-settings |
Configure global settings of bot management checks on your NetScaler instances. For more information, see Bot Management. | 1.2 |
NetScaler network configurations
This table lists the default StyleBooks for NetScaler network configurations:
| StyleBook Name | Description | Versions |
|---|---|---|
adc_globalparam_configuration |
Set global parameters for your NetScaler instances. | 1.0 |
snmp_configuration |
Deploy SNMP configurations on a NetScaler instance. A Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) application helps you log NetScaler events in NetScaler Console. For more information, see SNMP Configuration. | 1.0 |
adv_network_configuration |
Deploy advanced network configurations like VXLAN, cluster, and more. For more information, see Networking. | 1.0 |
storefront |
Configure your NetScaler instances for Citrix StoreFront. | 1.0 |
ntp_configuration |
Configure Network Time Protocol (NTP) resources in your NetScaler instances. | 1.0 |
network_param_configuration |
Configure network parameters like AppAlg, ARP, Inbound NAT, and so on. | 1.0 |
network_configuration |
Deploy basic networking components. For more information, see Networking. | 1.0 |
cs-netfunc |
Configure the advanced network functions of a content-switching virtual server for your NetScaler instances. | 1.0 |
What’s next?
To create a configuration pack from default StyleBooks, follow the steps in Create a configuration pack.
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