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Remap a Service

Remapping a service is useful if the service structure changes significantly. Remapping a service deletes its

current map. If the service is still monitored, it is remapped relative to the traffic pattern.

Procedure

1 In the AppSpeed menu bar, click Mapping.

2 In the page selection bar, click Topology Management.

3 Click Manage Services.

4 Select the required service and click Remap.

Delete Services

You might want to delete a service, for example, if it is obsolete, or to free resources for scalability reasons such

as to enable another server to be mapped.

Procedure

1 In the AppSpeed menu bar, click Mapping.

2 In the page selection bar, click Topology Management.

3 Click Manage Services.

4 Select the services to be deleted and click Delete.

Deleted services are moved to the Deleted Objects tab and are no longer monitored.

Rename a Service

You can rename a services to provide it with a more appropriate name.

Procedure

1 In the AppSpeed menu bar, click Mapping.

2 In the page selection bar, click Topology Management.

3 Click Manage Services.

4 Select the required service and click Rename.

The Rename Service dialog box opens.

5 In the Type a new service name text box, type the new name.

6 Click Rename.

The service is renamed.

Rename a Server

You can rename servers. If a server is outside vCenter, you rename it in AppSpeed. If a server is in vCenter,

rename it through the vSphere Client.

To rename a server that is in the vCenter environment, see the vSphere Client documentation.

Procedure

1 In the AppSpeed menu bar, click Mapping.

2 In the page selection bar, click Topology Management.

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