Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-09 Rev B
February 2014
Network CLI Commands
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--domain:
Sets the system's domain name.
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--dns:
Sets the DNS search path. Can specify up to 3 IP addresses. DNS will
search each path in the order of the specified IP addresses.
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--defaultgateway:
Sets the system's default gateway.
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--sure:
If specified, the command will execute without asking for
confirmation.
Editing the Network
Configuration
syscli --edit netcfg --devname <DEVNAME> [--mtu <1500|9000>] [--mode
RR|AB|LACP] [--slaves <DEV1>,<DEV2>,<...>] [--nat <NAT_IPADDR>] [--
extHostIp YES|NO] [--sure]
This CLI allows the admin user to update the MTU, bonding mode or slaves for
an existing L2 network device.
Note:
The system does not automatically reboot; therefore, after making any
modification to your network configuration, you must manually reboot
the system. You can reboot the system using the sysclil
--nodemanage
--reboot
command.
CLI command options:
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--edit:
Updates the MTU, bond mode or slaves for an existing L2 network
device.
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--devname:
Device name. The general format is <label><devno> where
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label
: Device label, which is an alphabetic string (e.g. bond, eth, ...)
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devno
: Device number, which can range from 0 to possibly 99,
depending on actual systems.
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--mtu:
Enter 1500 to set MTU size to the standard (STD) frame size of 1500
bytes. Enter 9000 to set MTU size to allow up to the max JUMBO frame size
of 9000 bytes. If this line is not entered, 1500 (the STD frame size) will be
used.
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--mode:
Mode must be specified when creating a bond. Currently Round
Robin (mode 0), Active Backup (mode 1) and LACP (mode 4) are supported.
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--slaves:
If
--slaves
is specified, specify two or more slave device names
separated by commas.
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--nat:
Specified on the target if the source needs to use this NAT IP address
for replication.
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--extHostIp:
Mode must be specified when creating a netcfg.
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--sure:
If specified, the command will execute without asking for
confirmation.
