Configure a Virtual Service
About this task
Perform this procedure to configure a virtual service on the switch.
Before you begin
You must configure at least one virtual port to enable the virtual service. For more information, see Configure Virtual Ports.
Procedure
- In the navigation pane, expand the folders.
- Select Virtual Service.
- Select the Virtual Service tab.
- Select Insert.
- In the Name field, enter a unique name.
- Optional: In the NumCores field, enter a value.
- Optional: In the MemSize field, enter a value.
- Select Insert.
- In the Enable field for the newly inserted row, change the value to true.
- Select Apply.
Virtual Service Field Descriptions
Use data in the following table to use the Virtual Service tab.
| Name | Description | 
|---|---|
| Name | Specifies the name of the virtual service. Every virtual service must have a unique name. | 
| NumCores | Specifies the number of CPU cores assigned to the virtual service. The default is 1. | 
| MemSize | Specifies the memory size (in Megabytes) assigned to the virtual service. The default value is 1024 Megabytes. | 
| Enable | Enables the virtual service. Note: 
                             You must configure at least one virtual port to enable the virtual service. | 
| PackageInfoName | Shows the package name used by the virtual service. | 
| PackageAppName | Shows the application name used by the virtual service. | 
| PackageAppVersion | Shows the application version used by the virtual service. | 
| UtilCpuAllot | Specifies the number of CPUs allocated to the virtual service. | 
| UtilCpuUtil | Specifies the average percentage of CPU utilization over the past 30 seconds. | 
| UtilMemAllot | Specifies the memory (in Megabytes) allocated to the virtual service. | 
| UtilMemUsed | Specifies the memory used (in Megabytes) by the virtual service. | 
| UtilMemAvailable | Specifies the memory available (in Megabytes) for the virtual service. | 
| State | Specifies the operational state of the virtual service. | 
| UpTime | Specifies the operational time of the virtual service. | 




