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Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-02 Rev A
July 2011
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Network CLI Commands
Disabling Jumbo
Frames
syscli --disable jumbo [--dev <device>]
Note:
This CLI command is not available for DXi6700 systems.
This CLI command allows the admin user to disable jumbo frames. If no option
is specified, jumbo frames are disabled for both bond0 and bond1. Use the
--dev <device>
option to disable jumbo frames for the specified device (for
example, bond0, bond1, eth0). Note that this command is not available if a
custom network configuration is already in place.
Getting Jumbo Frame
Status
syscli --getstatus jumbo [--dev <device> | --all ]
Note:
This CLI command is not available for DXi6700 systems.
This CLI command allows the admin user to display the current jumbo frames
status (enabled or disabled). Use the
--dev <device>
option to display jumbo
frames status for the specified device (for example, bond0, bond1, eth0). If you
do not specify a device, the status for bonded devices is displayed. Use the
--all
option to display jumbo frames status for all network devices. Note that this
command is not available if a custom network configuration is already in place.
Setting Up a
Segmented Network
syscli --setnetwork segmented --defaultgateway <gateway_ip> --type { all
| wan | lan | data} [--bondalgo { lacp | brr }] [--hostname <hostname>] --
msip <management_segment_ip> --msnetmask
<management_segment_netmask> [--msgateway
<management_segment_gateway>] --rsip <replication_segment_ip> --
rsnetmask <replication_segment_netmask> [--rsgateway
<replication_segment_gateway>] --dsip <data_segment_ip> --dsnetmask
<data_segment_netmask> [--dsgateway <data_segment_gateway>] [--
dnsprimary <dns_primary_ip_address>] [--dnssecondary
<dns_secondary_ip_address>] [--dnstertiary <dns_tertiary_ip_address>] [-
-dnssearchpath <dns_search_path_string>] [--sure]
This CLI command allows the admin user to set up segmented network.
Note:
Some network changes require a system reboot. Any change to the
hostname, IP related information (IP, netmask, and/or gateway),
segmentation type and bonding information will cause a system
reboot. This command is not available if a custom network
configuration is already in place.
CLI command options:
•
--setnetwork
: Sets up the segmented network with three segments. Some
network changes require system reboot.
•
--defaultgateway
: Default gateway IP. The gateway_ip is either a valid IP
address or 'NONE' string to clear previous value
•
--type
: It is the type of segmented network:
•
all
: all network interfaces are bonded together