Chapter 5      Configuring Devices

Grouping Real Services by Physical Servers

The selected real services and any affected virtual services will display in the 

right pane. Click Suspend.

Step 5

A status window appears. Click OK. 

Related Topics

Understanding IP Address Grouping, page 5 79

Creating a Service Chassis, page 5 80

Editing a Service Chassis, page 5 81

Deleting a Service Chassis, page 5 83

Understanding the Configuration Tree Layout, page 5 3

Grouping Real Services by Physical Servers, page 5 77

Understanding IP Address Grouping

HSE discovery is responsible for the default grouping of IP addresses into a 

service chassis. HSE is able to discover physical web servers if they are added as 

a seed and they have SNMP support. 

If a real service IP address has not been discovered, then it is assumed to be a 

service chassis of its own. If a web server has not been discovered, you can create 

or edit a service chassis (see 

Editing a Service Chassis, page 5 81

). 

You can only change the name of a service chassis and the set of the IP addresses. 

An IP address can belong to only one service chassis. Therefore, you can move IP 

addresses from one service chassis to another. There is no delete service chassis 

option, but an empty service chassis (one that does not contain any IP addresses) 

will be automatically removed.

Related Topics

Activating Server Load Balancing Services, page 5 45

Configuring Server Load Balancing Services, page 5 48

Entering Device Credentials, page 4 3

Grouping Real Services by Physical Servers, page 5 77

Creating a Service Chassis, page 5 80

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