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Deploying F5 with BEA WebLogic Server 10.0

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2. From the Virtual Server list, click the name of the virtual server

you created for the WebLogic servers. In our example, we click

bea-weblogic-vs.

The General Properties screen for the Virtual Server opens.

3. On the Menu bar, click Resources.

The Resources screen for the Virtual Server opens.

4. In the HTTP Class Profiles section, click the Manage button.

5. From the Available list, select the name of the HTTP Class Profile

you created in the preceding procedure, and click the Add (<<)

button to move it to the Enabled box. In our example, we select

bea-class (see Figure 12).

6. Click the Finished button. The HTTP Class Profile is now

associated with the Virtual Server.

Figure 12 Adding the HTTP Class to the Virtual Server

Important

If you are using the BIG-IP LTM version 9.4.2 or later, you must have

created an HTTP profile on the BIG-IP LTM system that has RAM Cache

enabled. In our example (Creating an HTTP profile, on page 8) we use a

parent profile that includes RAM Cache. If you did not create an HTTP

profile with RAM Cache enabled, you must create a new HTTP profile,

based on a parent profile that uses RAM Cache (such as HTTP

Acceleration), and modify the virtual server to use this new profile. This is

only required for BIG-IP LTM version 9.4.2 and later.

To create the HTTP profile, use Creating an HTTP profile, on page 8,

selecting the HTTP Acceleration parent profile. You must leave RAM Cache

enabled; all other settings are optional. To modify the virtual server, follow

Steps 1 and 2 from the preceding procedure to access the virtual server, and

then from the HTTP Profile list, select the name of the new profile you just

created and click Update.

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