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Model the vsys device.
Use the Add vsys wizard to add the vsys device. You can model a vsys on an imported
or modeled root device; however, you cannot update the vsys device configuration
until you have first activated the root device. You must model one vsys device at a
time.
To model a vsys device:
From the domain menu, select the domain that contains the root device.
1.
In Device Manager, select Devices.
2.
Click the Add icon and select vsys Device. The Add Device wizard appears.
3.
Select the root device for the vsys.
Select a color to represent the vsys in the UI.
Select Model Virtual System / Virtual System Cluster Device.
Click Next to specify the Virtual System information:
4.
In the NSM vsys Name field, enter a name for the vsys device. This name identifies
the vsys device in the NSM UI. The name can contain letters, numbers, spaces,
dashes, and underscores.
In the ScreenOS vsys Name field, enter a name for the vsys device. This name is
stored in the root device. The name can contain letters and numbers and can be
no longer than 20 characters.
In the Domain field, select the domain in which to model the device.
The wizard automatically completes the device type, and OS version of the root
device.
Click Next to select the Virtual Router for this device:
5.
To use the default virtual router in the root device, select Default Vrouter .
To use a shared virtual router , select Shared Vrouter and select one of the virtual
routers defined on the root device to be shared with vsys devices.
To use a user-defined virtual routers, select User Vrouter and enter the name of
a user-defined virtual router in the root device.
Click Next , and then click Finish to complete the Add vsys wizard. The new vsys
6.
device appears in the Device Manager list.
Ensure that the vsys is connected by viewing the device status. Check the
7.
configuration status by holding your mouse cursor over the device in Device Manager,
or by checking the configuration status in Device Monitor). Ensure that the
configuration status for the vsys displays "Update Needed", which indicates that the
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