16-6
User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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Chapter
16






Using

Configuration

Building

Blocks
Extracting
Building

Blocks

from

Virtual

Contexts
Step
4
In
the

Type
field,
choose

the

type
of
building

block

to

create:

•
ACE
v1.0—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

modules
using
the

specified
software
version.

•
ACE
v2.0—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

modules
using
the

specified
software
version.

•
ACE
v2.3—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

modules
using
the

specified
software
version.

•
ACE
v4.1—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

modules
using
the

specified
software
version.

•
ACE
v4.2—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

modules
using
the

specified
software
version.

•
ACE4710
V

1.0—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

appliances

using

the

specified

software

version.

•
ACE4710
V

2.0—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

appliances

using

the

specified

software

version.

•
ACE4710
V

4.1—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

appliances

using

the

specified

software

version.

•
ACE4710
V

4.2—Use

with
virtual
contexts

on

ACE

appliances

using

the

specified

software

version.
See
Ta

b

l

e


16-1

for

a

l

ist

of


the

available

configuration

options

for


each

building

bl

ock

type.
Step
5
In
the

Description

field,

enter

a

brief

description

for

this
building
block.
Step
6
Do
one

of

the

following:

•
Click
Save
t

o

save

your

entries

and

to
continue

with
building
bl

ock

configuration.

The

Pri

mary
Attributes
configuration

window

appears.

•
Click
Cancel
to
exit

this

procedure

without
saving
your

entries

and

to

return

to

the
All
Building
Blocks
table.

•
Click
Ta
g


to

save

your

entries

and

tag

the

building

block.

After

you

tag

a

building
block,

the

window
refreshes
and

provides

fields

for

applying

t

he

building

block.

For

more

information,

see

Applying
Building
Blocks,

page

16-9 .
Related
Topics

•
Enabling
the
Building
Block
Feature,
page
16-5

•
Using
Configuration

Building

Blocks,

page
16-1

•
Extracting
Building

Blocks

from

Virtual

Contexts,

page
16-6

•
Information
About

Building

Block

Versions

and

Tagging,

page
16-4

•
Applying
Building

Blocks,

page
16-9

•
Tagging
Building

Blocks,

page
16-9

•
Displaying
Building

Block

Use,

page
16-11
Extracting
Building

Blocks

from

Virtual

Contexts
An
alternative

to

creating

a

new

configuration

building

block

and

configuring

each

attribute

individually
is
to

extract

a

configuration

building

bl

ock

from

an

existing

virtual

context.

By

extracting

a

building
block
from

a

vi

rtual

context,

you

can

reduce

the

time

you

spend

configuring

and

t

esting

t

he
configuration.