When referencing a Virtual Service, the IP address, port and protocol can be used. The VS index can also be used, which replaces those three parameters. To find out how to get the VS index, refer to the List the Virtual Service Details section.

The following example command modifies the existing 20.200.25.250 Virtual Service to set the nickname to newname and enable transparency:

curl -k "https://bal:1fourall@20.200.25.100/access/modvs?vs=20.200.25.250&port=80&prot=tcp&nickname=newname&transparent=Y"

Response:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<Response stat="200" code="ok">
<Success><Data><Status>Down</Status>
<Index>15</Index>
<VSAddress>20.200.25.250</VSAddress>
<VSPort>80</VSPort>

<NickName>newname</NickName>

<Enable>Y</Enable>
<SSLReverse>N</SSLReverse>
<SSLReencrypt>N</SSLReencrypt>
<Intercept>N</Intercept>
<InterceptOpts><Opt>opnormal</Opt>
<Opt>auditnone</Opt>
<Opt>reqdatadisable</Opt>
<Opt>resdatadisable</Opt>
</InterceptOpts><AlertThreshold>0</AlertThreshold>
<Transactionlimit>0</Transactionlimit>

<Transparent>Y</Transparent>

<ServerInit>0</ServerInit>
<StartTLSMode>0</StartTLSMode>
<Idletime>0</Idletime>
<Cache>N</Cache>
<Compress>N</Compress>
<Verify>0</Verify>
<UseforSnat>N</UseforSnat>
<ForceL7>Y</ForceL7>
<ClientCert>0</ClientCert>
<ErrorCode>0</ErrorCode>
<CheckUse1.1>N</CheckUse1.1>
<MatchLen>0</MatchLen>
<CheckUseGet>0</CheckUseGet>
<SSLRewrite>0</SSLRewrite>
<VStype>http</VStype>
<FollowVSID>0</FollowVSID>
<Protocol>tcp</Protocol>
<Schedule>rr</Schedule>
<CheckType>http</CheckType>
<PersistTimeout>0</PersistTimeout>
<CheckPort>0</CheckPort>
<NRules>0</NRules> 
<NRequestRules>0</NRequestRules>
<NResponseRules>0</NResponseRules>
<NPreProcessRules>0</NPreProcessRules>
<EspEnabled>N</EspEnabled>
<InputAuthMode>0</InputAuthMode>
<OutputAuthMode>0</OutputAuthMode>
<MasterVS>0</MasterVS>
<MasterVSID>0</MasterVSID>
<AddVia>0</AddVia>
<TlsType>N</TlsType>
<NeedHostName>N</NeedHostName>
<OCSPVerify>N</OCSPVerify>
<NumberOfRSs>0</NumberOfRSs>
</Data>
</Success>
</Response>