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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
Step
7
When
you

finish

allocating

resources

for

this

resource

class,

do

one


of

t

he

following:

•
Click
OK
to

save

your

entries

and

to

return

to

the

Resource

Classes
table.
The

resource

class
can
now
be

applied

to

other

virtual

contexts

on

the

same

ACE.

•
Click
Cancel
to
exit
this
procedure
without

saving

your

entries
and
to
return
to

the

Resource

Classes
table.
Related
Topics

•
Using
Res

ource

Classes,

page
6-43

•
Using
Local
Resource
Classes,

page
6-51

•
Displaying
Local
Resource
Class
Use

on

Virtual

Contexts,

page
6-54

•
Deleting
Local

Resource

Classes,
page
6-53
Deleting
Local

Resource

Classes
You
can

delete

a

local

resource

class.

Because

of

the

possible

impact

on

virtual

contexts

of

deleting

a
local
resource

class,

you

cannot

delete

a

resource

class

that

is

associated

with

a

virtual

context.

To
display
a

resource

class’s

current

deployment,

see

the

“Displaying

Local

Resource

Class

Use

on

Virtual
Contexts”
section

on

page

6-54 .
Procedure
Step
1
Choose
Config
>

Devices

>

Admin_context

>

System

>

Resource

Classes.
The
Resource

Classes

table

lists

all

local

resource

classes

and

the

number

of

virtual

contexts

using

each
resource
class.
Step
2
Confirm
that

the

resource

cl

ass

that

you

want

to

delete
is
not


deployed

on

any

vi

rtual
contexts.
You
cannot

delete

a

resource

class

that

is

deployed

on

a

context.
To
identify

the

contexts

using

a

specific

resource

class,

see

the

“Displaying

Local

Resource

Class

Use
on
Virtual

Contexts”

section

on

pa

ge

6-54 .
Step
3
Choose
the

resource

class

that

you

want
to
remove,

and

click
Delete.
A
confirmation

popup

window

appears,

asking

you

to

confirm

the

deletion.
Step
4
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

•
Configuring
Local
Resource
Classes,

page
6-52

•
Displaying
Local
Resource
Class
Use

on

Virtual

Contexts,

page
6-54