This command can be used to configure an instance.

Note: An instance cannot be configured if it is running. To stop an instance, run the stopInstance command. For further information, refer to the Start/Stop an Instance section.

Example Command 

curl -k "https://<Username>:<Password>@<MTIPAddress>/mtaccess/configureinstance?vnfname=<VNFName>&memory=<MemoryValue>&intf=<Interface>&ispi=<0/1>&intfid=<InterfaceID>&iid=<VLMInstanceID>"

Available Parameters

Parameter

Parameter Type

Parameter Description

Mandatory

vnfname

String

The nickname for the VNF instance.

Yes

memory

Integer

The memory requirement. The maximum memory value is system dependent. The values match the WUI values.

If you try to set the memory to a value that is too high, an error message will be displayed which returns the maximum memory available.

Yes

cpus

Integer

Number of available CPUs for the LoadMaster instance. The default value for this is 1. The maximum is the number of CPUs on the Multi-Tenant LoadMaster.

No

intf

String

The VNF network interface, in the format eth<Number>, for example eth1. This must correspond to an existing interface in the Multi-Tenant LoadMaster.

Yes

ispi

Boolean

Specify whether it Is a physical or virtual interface:

0 - Virtual

1 - Physical

Yes

intfid

Integer

The physical or virtual interface ID.

Yes

iid

Integer

The VLM instance ID. This can be retrieved by running the listInstances command. For further information, refer to the List the Instances section.

Yes
Note: All mandatory parameters must be set, even if only one parameter value is being changed.

Example Output 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<Response stat="200" code="ok">
<Success>Configuration Updated</Success>
</Response>