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Command Reference for x510 Series
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AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System - Version 5.4.7-1.x
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LLIED
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ELESIS
M
ANAGEMENT
F
RAMEWORK
™ (AMF) C
OMMANDS
BRIDGE
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GROUP
bridge-group
Overview
Use this command to connect an AMF container to a bridge created on a Virtual
AMF Appliance (VAA) virtual machine. This allows the AMF container to connect to
a physical network.
An AMF container is an isolated instance of AlliedWare Plus with its own network
interfaces, configuration, and file system. The features available inside an AMF
container are a sub-set of the features available on the host VAA. These features
enable the AMF container to function as a uniquely identifiable AMF master and
allows for multiple tenants (up to 60) to run on a single VAA host. See the
AMF Feature Overview and Configuration Guide
for more information on running
multiple tenants on a single VAA host.
Use the
no
variant of this command to remove a bridge-group from an AMF
container.
Syntax
bridge-group <
bridge-id
>
no bridge-group
Mode
AMF Container Configuration
Usage
Each container has two virtual interfaces:
1)
Interface eth0, used to connect to the AMF controller on the VAA host via an
AMF area-link, and configured using this
2)
Interface eth1, used to connect to the outside world using a bridged L2
network link, and configured using the
bridge-group
command.
Before using this command, a bridge must be created with the same bridge-id on
the VAA host using the
bridge <bridge-id>
command.
See the
AMF Feature Overview and Configuration Guide
for more information on
configuring the bridge.
Example
To create a bridge group for AMF container “vac-wlg-1” and , use the commands:
awplus#
configure terminal
awplus(config)#
atmf container vac-wlg-1
awplus(config-atmf-container)#
bridge-group 1
Related
Commands
Command
changes
Version 5.4.7-0.1: command added
Parameter
Description
<bridge-id>
The ID of the bridge group to join, a number between 1 and 64.
