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Low-touch onboarding of NetScaler instances using Console Advisory Connect
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Importing and synchronizing StyleBooks from an external repository
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Create and use custom StyleBooks
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Create a StyleBook to upload files to NetScaler Console service
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Create a StyleBook to upload SSL certificate and certificate key files to NetScaler Console service
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Enable analytics and configure alarms on a virtual server defined in a StyleBook
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Allow special characters with their literal form in StyleBooks
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Use API to create configurations from StyleBooks
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Undeploy an API instance
You can use the Undeploy option when you want to remove the API instance configuration from a NetScaler instance but keep the API instance objects in NetScaler Console as draft. This action sets the deployment status to In Draft. And, it can be applied only to the deployed API instance configurations.
Important:
Before you undeploy an API deployment, make sure all the associated API policies are undeployed or deleted. See, Undeploy an API policy.
Before you undeploy an API proxy, make sure all the associated API deployments are undeployed or deleted. See, Undeploy an API Deployment.
Undeploy an API policy
Follow the steps to undeploy an API policy:
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In Security > API Security > Policies, select the policy that you want to undeploy.
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Click Undeploy.
This action sets the Policy Status to In Draft.
Undeploy an API deployment
Follow the steps to undeploy an API deployment:
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In Security > API Security > API Deployments, select the API deployment that you want to undeploy.
Note:
Ensure all the associated policies of the selected deployment are undeployed or deleted.
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Click Undeploy.
This action sets the Deployment Status to In Draft.
Undeploy an API proxy
Follow the steps to undeploy an API proxy:
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In Security > API Security > API Proxies, select the API proxy that you want to undeploy.
Note:
You can share an API proxy with different API deployments. So, ensure all the associated deployments of the selected proxy are undeployed or deleted.
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Click Undeploy.
This action sets the Proxy Status to In Draft.
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