Following on from the Add/Modify/Delete a SubVS section, continue with the steps below:

  1. Expand the SubVSs section.

  2. Click Modify.

When the Modify button is clicked a configuration screen for the SubVS appears. This contains a subset of the configuration options that a normal Virtual Service has.

Note: When a SubVS is added to a Virtual Service, the Transparency setting on the Virtual Service is enabled and cannot be changed. This is because the Virtual Service forwards the client request transparently to the SubVS. The Transparency setting on the SubVS can be enabled or disabled as required.
Note: The SSL Acceleration and Reencrypt options must be set in the parent Virtual Service, not in the SubVS. If these options are enabled, data is decrypted, then passed to the SubVS and re-encrypted on the way out of the SubVS.
Note: For Exchange, Progress Kemp recommends that the Edge Security Pack (ESP) and Web Application Firewall (WAF) is not enabled on the parent service but instead is enabled in the SubVSs.
Note: When using SNMP monitoring of ESP-enabled Virtual Services that were created using a template, ensure to monitor each SubVS directly rather than relying on the master service. This is because the Authentication Proxy sub-service will always be marked as up and, as a consequence, so will the master service.