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Create a virtual server that will be used to classify the frames for contract 1 and assign
the Virtual server IP address for this server. Then, assign the BWM contract to the vir-
tual server. Repeat this procedure for a second virtual server.
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virtual server itself.
The classification policy for these BWM contracts is based on a virtual server. One of the
BWM contracts will be applied to any frames that are sent to the virtual server associated with
that contract.
>> BWM Contract 2# /cfg/slb/virt 1/cont 1 (Assign contract to virtual server 1)
>> Virtual Server 1# vip 100.2.16.2
>> Virtual Server 1# ena
>> Virtual Server 1# /cfg/slb/virt 2/cont 2
>> Virtual Server 2# vip 100.2.16.3
>> Virtual Server 2# ena
13.
On the switch, apply and verify the configuration.
>> Virtual Server 2# apply
>> Virtual Server 2# /cfg/bwm/cur
Examine the resulting information. If any settings are incorrect, make the appropriate changes.
14.
On the switch, save your new configuration changes.
>> Bandwidth Management# save
15.
On the switch, check the bandwidth management information.
>> Bandwidth Management# /info/bwm <contract number>(View BWM information)
Check that all BWM contract parameters are set correctly. If necessary, make any appropriate
configuration changes and then check the information again.
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This classification applies to the services within the virtual server and not to the
(Set virtual server VIP address)
(Enable this virtual server)
(Assign contract to virtual server)
(Set virtual server IP address)
(Enable this virtual server)
(Make your changes active)
(View current BWM settings)
(Save for restore after reboot)
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