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To delete a policy from the system
To delete a policy from the system, it must be deleted from the policy library. Go to
Configuration > Traffic Policies >
Optimizer > Policies .
Related Topic
Troubleshooting Virtual Circuits
Creating a virtual circuit in the EMC
You have the option of creating a virtual circuit within the Configuration Library first, and then later assigning it to a
circuit in the Optimizer Policy Tree, or you can create the virtual circuit directly within the Optimizer Policy Tree, which
also saves it as a Library item . The virtual circuits within a tenant must have unique names. When a virtual circuit is
modified, all instances of its use are modified.
To learn how circuits, virtual circuits, policy sets, and policy rules work together, see Policy Tree .
Where do I find Virtual Circuits?
Virtual Circuit library items can be found in
Library > Virtual Circuits
. Also, the virtual circuits that will be sent to
appliances are found in the policy trees for each appliance group. Go to the
(desired appliance group) > Optimizer
Policy Tree .
To create a Virtual Circuit in the Configuration Library
1.
Go to
Library > Virtual Circuits
.
2. Click Create new virtual circuit .
3.
In the
Name
section, key-in a name for the virtual circuit. The name must be unique within the tenant.
NOTE
If you want, you can leave the EMC to define a name for you, It does this based on the configuration of the virtual
circuit.
4. In the Filter section, select the combination of filters to apply to the virtual circuit. Optionally, type a value to limit the
number of connections at one time on this virtual circuit.
NOTE
The virtual circuit can partition the circuit by filtering the traffic based on these filters. You can apply any
combination of these filters. Defined network object library items appear in the
Network Object
list, and you can
also choose filters from the pre-defined application groups.
5.
In the
Bandwidth
section, type the desired bandwidth for this virtual circuit.
6. Also specify how to share bandwidth with other virtual circuits when there is insufficient bandwidth due to over sub-
scription..
NOTE
The bandwidth can be specified in %, Kbps, Mbps or Gbps.