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User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

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Chapter
7






Configuring

Virtual

Servers
Managing
Virtual

Servers
Displaying
Detailed

Virtual

Server

Information
You
can

di

splay

detailed

i

nformation

about

t

he

state

of

a


virtual

ser

ver.
Procedure
Step
1
Choose
Config
>

Operations

>

Virtual

Servers.
The
Virtual

Servers

table

appears.
Step
2
(Optional)
To

display

only

the

virtual

servers

of

a

specific

virtual

server
group,
do

the

following:
a.
Click
the
Groups
icon

located

above

the

Virtual

Servers

table.

The

Groups

menu

appears

below

the
icon
(see

Figure

7-1 ).
b.
From
the

Groups

menu,

choose

the

group

to

display.
Step
3
In
the

Virtual

Servers

table,

choose

the

virtual

server

whose

configuration
details
that

you
want
to
display.
Click
the

hyperlinked

entry

for

that

virtual

server

that

appears

in

the

Operational

State

column.
The
Details

window

appears

with

the

following

information:

•
Current
operational

status

•
Description,
if

one

was

entered

•
Configured
interfaces,

such

as

VLANs

•
Configured
service

policies

including:

–

Configured

class

maps,

detailed

by

type

(such

as

load

balancing

or

inspection)

–

States

of

configured

options,

indicated

by

word

(ACTIVE,

DISABLED,

OUTOFSERVICE)

and
color
(green,

orange/yellow,

and

red)

–

Associated

policy

maps

with

details

on

t

heir

type

and

action

(L7

loadbalance,

ser

verfarm)

–

Statistics

regarding

connections

and

counts
Related
Topics

•
Configuring
Virtual

Servers,

page
7-2

•
Displaying
Virtual
Servers
by

Context,

page
7-65

•
Displaying
Virtual
Server
Statistics

and

Status

Information,

page
7-65

•
Managing
Virtual

Servers,

page
7-66
Displaying
Virtual

Servers
You
can

display

all

virtual

servers.
Procedure
Step
1
Choose
Config
>

Operations

>

Virtual

Servers.
The
Virtual

Servers

table

appears.

Ta

b

l

e


7-23

describes

the

Virtual

Servers

table

information.