Use this page to view all virtual servers for an application server instance. You can also create new virtual servers and delete existing virtual servers.
The following table describes the fields and buttons on the page. The left column lists the fields and buttons; the right column describes the functionality.
Field or Button
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Description
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New |
Displays a page for creating a new virtual server. |
Delete |
Deletes a virtual server if you have checked the checkbox next to it. |
Name |
The name of the virtual server. |
State |
Determines whether a virtual server is On (responding to requests) Off, or Disabled. This state is the virtual server's state, which is independent of whether the server instance is running. If a virtual server's state displayed on this page is On, the virtual server can only accept requests if the server instance is running. This is true of the default virtual server for the default server instance (server1) as well. If you turn off your server instance, your default virtual server may still be set to On, but will not accept connections. |
Hosts |
The values in the host header that the virtual server accepts. |
See also | |
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