From the Start Page, click Service Administration.

Not enabled in Service Administration. To place services in Learning mode, you must use the Virtual Service Editor in an open project.

Starts the simulation according to the selected simulation models. You can choose different models using the Data Model and Performance Model columns.

If the service was in Learning mode, Service Virtualization first finishes the learning session and adds any data learned in the session to the Simulation Model.

Includes the following:

Manage Servers. Opens the Servers tab of the Options dialog box, enabling you to add and delete servers.

Hot Swap Performance Model. Enables you to select a different performance model when the virtual service is in Simulating mode, without redeploying virtual service data and restarting simulation. For more details, see Virtual Service Editor.

Select the model you want to switch to, and from the Actions menu, click Hot Swap Performance Model.

Any unsent messages waiting to be processed according to the response time of the current performance model are sent immediately. The new model is used for any subsequent requests.

When switching the performance model during simulation:

• neither the current model or the model you are selecting can be the Offline performance model.
• you cannot switch to the Maximal Performance model if you want to also use the Real Service data model.

Info. Opens the Runtime Report to display current information about the service.

Unlock. Unlocks the selected service. For more details, see Service locking.

Undeploy. Undeploys the selected service.

Enables you to filter the displayed services according to virtual service mode.

Click the arrow to display the filter options.

The data model currently in use for the selected service. Click the arrow to select a different data model.

When you change a model, an asterisk is displayed next to the model name, indicating that the change was not yet applied. To apply the new model, you must redeploy the relevant service by changing its mode to Standby or Simulate.

The URL of the real service.

The number of messages and unique messages passed through the virtual service during the current learning or simulation session.

The performance model currently in use for the selected service. Click the arrow to select a different performance model.

When you change a model, an asterisk is displayed next to the model name, indicating that the change was not yet applied. To apply the new model, you must redeploy the relevant service by changing its mode to Standby or Simulate.

The number of problems that occurred. Click to display details in the Problems List.

Enables you to filter the displayed services according to server. Click the arrow to display the filter options.