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Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-02 Rev A
July 2011
Deleting Custom
Network
Configurations
Undoing a Custom
Network Configuration
Displaying Custom
Network
Configurations
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syscli --del netcfg --devname <DEVNAME> [--restart [--sure]]
This CLI command allows the admin user to delete the specified network device
and its IP address information. Any slaves associated with the network device
will also be deleted.
CLI command options:
• --devname: Device name. The general format is <label><devno>
[:<vifno>] where
• label: Device label, which is an alphabetic string (e.g. bond, eth, ...)
• devno: Device number, which can range from 0 to possibly 99,
depending on actual systems.
• vifno: Virtual interface number, which is optional and can range from 1
to possibly 99, depending on actual systems.
• --restart: Specifies whether to restart the system after deleting custom
network configuration.
• --sure: If specified, the command will execute and restart without asking for
confirmation.
Note that this command renders the following network commands unusable:
•
Enabling Jumbo Frames
•
Disabling Jumbo Frames
•
Getting Jumbo Frame Status
•
Setting Up a Segmented Network
•
Setting Up an Unsegmented Network
syscli --undo netcfg [--sure]
This CLI allows the admin user to undo a custom network configuration. The
system will revert back to Basic network configuration mode. The system should
be rebooted after the netcfg undo command successfully completes. The
system can be rebooted using the syscli --nodemanage --reboot command.
Option description:
• --undo - Undoes custom network configuration.
• --sure - if specified, the command will execute without asking for
confirmation.
syscli --show netcfg [--devname <DEVNAME>]
This CLI command shows the IP address and routing information configuration.
If no device is specified, information for all devices will be displayed.
Netcfg CLI Commands
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