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User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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Chapter
6






Configuring

Virtual

Contexts
Using
Local

Resource

Classes

•
Deleting
Global

Resource

Classes,

page
6-51
Deleting
Global

Resource

Classes
You
can

remove

global

resource

classes

from

the

ANM

database.

Because

global

resource

classes

are
managed
separately

from

local

resource

classes,

deleting

a

global

resource

class

does

not

affect

local
resource
classes

deployed

on

individual

contexts.
Procedure
Step
1
Choose
Config
>

Global

>

All

Resource

Classes.
The
Resource

Classes

table

appears.
Step
2
In
the

Resource

Classes

table,

choose

the

resource

class
that
you

want
to
remove,

and

click
Delete.
A
confirmation

popup

window

appears,

asking

you

to

confirm

the

deletion.
Step
3
Click
OK
to


delete

th

e

r

esource

cl

ass
or
Cancel
to

retain

the

resource

class.
The
Resource

Cl

asses

table

refreshes

with

the

updated

i

nformation.
Related
Topics

•
Using
Res

ource

Classes,

page
6-43

•
Using
Global

Resource

Classes,

page
6-46

•
Modifying
Global

Resource

Classes,

page
6-50

•
Auditing
Resource

Classes,

page
6-49
Using
Local

Resource

Classes
You
can

create

local

resource

classes

in

ANM

as

follows:

•
During
the
import
process,

from

any

ACE

with

a

previously
configured

resource

class.

These
resource
classes

appear

in

the

ANM

in

the

Admin

virtual

context

associated

with

the

imported

ACE.

•
By
an

Admin

user

in

ANM

using

the

local

Resource

Class

configuration

option

(Config
>
Devices
>
Admin_context
>

System

>

Resource

Classes).

•
By
creating

a

global
resource
class
(Config
>
Global
>
All

Resource

Classes)

and

applying

it

to

an
Admin
context.
Note
Local
resource

class

configuration

options

are
available
in

Admin

contexts

only.
This
section

includes

the

following

topics:

•
Configuring
Local
Resource
Classes,

page
6-52

•
Deleting
Local

Resource

Classes,
page
6-53

•
Displaying
Local
Resource
Class
Use

on

Virtual

Contexts,

page
6-54