On the Integrated Secure Gateway (ISG) platform running on Symantec S410 hardware, network interfaces assigned to a virtual application will disappear from the host's show hardware-configuration output once that application is started. This behavior is completely intentional and is an inherent architectural design of the platform's PCI Passthrough hypervisor layer. No corrective hardware or software action is required.
ISG 2.x,
SSLV 6.x
Because the host operating system no longer owns or manages those physical PCI pathways while the application is active, they can no longer be listed by the host's local show hardware-configuration utility.
1. View Interface Status in the Web UI
2. Check Interface Status in the CLI
Step 1: Access the Application Console
From the ISG host CLI, enter the running application:
Step 2: Query the Interface Status
Once inside the SSLV application environment, execute the following diagnostic command to view physical interface data:
If the segment is configured, the following commands can view the active segments:
Note: If the virtual application is stopped or removed in the future, the ISG host automatically reclaims the physical hardware pathways. The data interfaces will immediately reappear in the host's show hardware-configuration menu output.