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Not the different VIP definitions are causing that, but the amount of forwarded ports. There has been a hard limit of 64 ports altogether, see <a href="http://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=content&id=KB11656&actp=search" rel="ugc">http://kb.juniper.net/InfoCenter/index?page=content&id=KB11656&actp=search</a>&nbsp;. You are adding a lot of ports - almost 10000. This won't work.
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I'm only trying to add one port, port 5092. &nbsp;So I don't understand why it thinks I'm trying to add 10,000 ports. &nbsp;In the web interface under VIP, I tell it New VIP Service, I give it my virtual IP, for the virtual port I use 5092 and for the Map to Service I choose 5092. &nbsp;I tell it what I IP to map to. &nbsp;I don't understand how that is adding 10,000 ports.
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I am attempting to add a VIP on our outside IP and I'm getting this error. &nbsp;What I don't understand is if I look at a list of the VIP's currently configured for this port there are only 7 enabled, 8 total (1 has a status of down). &nbsp;I don't understand what it means that I have insufficient virtual ports. &nbsp;Our Juniper is an SSG140 and online it states that it supports 16 VIPs. &nbsp;When I go through the GUI I am looking at Network - Interfaces - Interface Edit - VIP Services I only see the 8 VIPs configured.
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I am attempting to add a VIP on our outside IP and I'm getting this error.  What I don't understand is if I look at a list of the VIP's currently configured for this port there are only 7 enabled, 8 total (1 has a status of down).  I don't understand what it means that I have insufficient virtual ports.  Our Juniper is an SSG140 and online it states that it supports 16 VIPs.  When I go through the GUI I am looking at Network - Interfaces - Interface Edit - VIP Services I only see the 8 VIPs configured.

Juniper Screen OS 6.3 error adding VIP Insufficient virtual ports in pool -[(10037) needed, (56) available]

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