By default, the protocol exportruleset show command displays the virtual server name and export rule set name for all export rule sets, as in the following example.

node::> protocol exportruleset show
Virtual Server       Ruleset Name
vs0                  rs0
vs0                  rs1
vs0                  rs2
vs0                  rs3
vs1                  rs3
vs1                  rs4
vs1                  rs5

The protocol exportruleset copy command creates a copy of an export rule set on the same or a different virtual server. The command fails if an export rule set with the specified new name already exists on the target virtual server. You can use this command to set up parallel export rule sets on multiple virtual servers, or to make a copy of an export rule set on the same virtual server for later modification.

The following example creates a copy of an export rule set named rs1 on a virtual server named vs0. The copy is also named rs1 and is made on a virtual server named vs1.

node::> protocol exportruleset copy -vserver vs0 -rulesetname rs1
-newvserver vs1 -newrulesetname rs1

You can use the protocol exportruleset rename command to rename an export rule set. The renaming operation takes place within the context of the same virtual server. The command fails if an export rule set with the specified new name already exists on the virtual server.

The following example renames an export rule set named rs1 with the name rs0 on a virtual server named vs1.

node::> protocol exportruleset rename -vserver vs1 -rulesetname rs1
-newrulesetname rs0

To delete an export rule set and all of the rules that it contains, use the protocol exportruleset delete command. You cannot delete a virtual server's default rule set, which by default is named default_ruleset, unless you delete the virtual server.

The following example deletes an export rule set named rs3 from a virtual server named vs0.

node::> protocol exportruleset delete -vserver vs0 -rulesetname rs3