Name of the virtual server.
This is mandatory parameter.

Name of a policy to bind to the virtual server (for example, the name of an authentication, session, or endpoint analysis policy).

Integer specifying the policy's priority. The lower the number, the higher the priority. Policies are evaluated in the order of their priority numbers. Maximum value for default syntax policies is 2147483647 and for classic policies is 64000.
Maximum value = 2147483647.

Binds the authentication policy as the secondary policy to use in a two-factor configuration. A user must then authenticate not only via a primary authentication method but also via a secondary authentication method. User groups are aggregated across both. The user name must be exactly the same for both authentication methods, but they can require different passwords.

Binds the authentication policy to a tertiary chain which will be used only for group extraction. The user will not authenticate against this server, and this will only be called if primary and/or secondary authentication has succeeded.

Applicable only to advance vpn session policy. Expression or other value specifying the next policy to evaluate if the current policy evaluates to TRUE. Specify one of the following values: * NEXT - Evaluate the policy with the next higher priority number. * END - End policy evaluation. * An expression that evaluates to a number. If you specify an expression, the number to which it evaluates determines the next policy to evaluate, as follows: * If the expression evaluates to a higher numbered priority, the policy with that priority is evaluated next. * If the expression evaluates to the priority of the current policy, the policy with the next higher numbered priority is evaluated next. * If the expression evaluates to a number that is larger than the largest numbered priority, policy evaluation ends. An UNDEF event is triggered if: * The expression is invalid. * The expression evaluates to a priority number that is numerically lower than the current policy's priority. * The expression evaluates to a priority number that is between the current policy's priority number (say, 30) and the highest priority number (say, 100), but does not match any configured priority number (for example, the expression evaluates to the number 85). This example assumes that the priority number increments by 10 for every successive policy, and therefore a priority number of 85 does not exist in the policy label.

Bind point to which to bind the policy. Applies only to rewrite and cache policies. If you do not set this parameter, the policy is bound to REQ_DEFAULT or RES_DEFAULT, depending on whether the policy rule is a response-time or a request-time expression.
Possible Values : REQUEST, RESPONSE, ICA_REQUEST, OTHERTCP_REQUEST, AAA_REQUEST, AAA_RESPONSE.